Outrage brewing over new ‘blitz’ approach to ladies football

The organisation which runs ladies Gaelic football is facing a possible split over plans to scrap inter-county championships at youth level and replace them with blitzes.

Outrage brewing over new ‘blitz’ approach to ladies football
Thu, 25 Oct, 2018 - 06:25

By Chris McNulty

The organisation which runs ladies Gaelic football is facing a possible split over plans to scrap inter-county championships at youth level and replace them with blitzes.

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