Derry, Clare to oppose two-tier structure

Derry have confirmed they will vote against the proposed second-tier football championship, with Clare expected to do likewise at tomorrow’s Special Congress.

Derry, Clare to oppose two-tier structure
Fri, 18 Oct, 2019 - 06:10
Eoghan Cormican

Derry have confirmed they will vote against the proposed second-tier football championship, with Clare expected to do likewise at tomorrow’s Special Congress.

A meeting of Clare County Board officers last week heard arguments for and against a Tier 2 competition, with the prevailing view being that of opposition to splitting the championship in half.

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