Davey: Mayo row should have been nipped in bud

Dublin ladies star Lyndsey Davey reckons the row between Mayo players and management should have been settled by now and took some of the gloss off the All-Ireland final.

Davey: Mayo row should have been nipped in bud
Wed, 26 Sep, 2018 - 07:15

By Paul Keane

Dublin ladies star Lyndsey Davey reckons the row between Mayo players and management should have been settled by now and took some of the gloss off the All-Ireland final.

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