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John Horan sees only positives for the Fenway Hurling Classic

GAA president John Horan sees a future for the Aer Lingus Fenway Hurling Classic — once it isn’t a drain on the GAA finances.

John Horan sees only positives for the Fenway Hurling Classic

Tue, 20 Nov, 2018 - 05:40

By John Fallon in Boston

GAA president John Horan sees a future for the Aer Lingus Fenway Hurling Classic — once it isn’t a drain on the GAA finances.

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