Monaghan sinkhole: 'It was like being hit by a bombshell on Monday'

A Monaghan GAA club are appealing for donations after a series of devastating sinkholes appeared on their pitch on Monday.

Monaghan sinkhole: 'It was like being hit by a bombshell on Monday'
Wed, 26 Sep, 2018 - 06:15

By James O’Connor

A Monaghan GAA club are appealing for donations after a series of devastating sinkholes appeared on their pitch on Monday.

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