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James McGrath feels ‘betrayed’by GAA

James McGrath has claimed he was effectively forced to quit inter-county refereeing.

James McGrath feels ‘betrayed’by GAA

Thu, 09 Aug, 2018 - 06:00

Eoghan Cormican

James McGrath has claimed he was effectively forced to quit inter-county refereeing.

The Westmeath referee yesterday announced his resignation from the national referees panel after 18 years of service, hugely disappointed at not being included in the line-up for the All-Ireland hurling final later this month between Galway and Limerick.

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