Dublin’s Greg Kennedy on a controversy he’d rather forget

GREG KENNEDY admits there is an onus on maor foirne’s to ‘behave’ better and to respect match officials and opposition players.
Dublin’s Greg Kennedy on a controversy he’d rather forget

3 March 2020; Former Kilkenny hurler Tommy Walsh, left, with, Dublin selector Greg Kennedy at the launch of the 21st annual KN Group All-Ireland GAA Golf Challenge, Waterford Castle Hotel and Golf Resort. This year’s Challenge, in aid of Waterford and South Kilkenny Down Syndrome Ireland, returns to Waterford Castle Golf Resort on September 11 and 12. Photo by Matt Browne/Sportsfile
3 March 2020; Former Kilkenny hurler Tommy Walsh, left, with, Dublin selector Greg Kennedy at the launch of the 21st annual KN Group All-Ireland GAA Golf Challenge, Waterford Castle Hotel and Golf Resort. This year’s Challenge, in aid of Waterford and South Kilkenny Down Syndrome Ireland, returns to Waterford Castle Golf Resort on September 11 and 12. Photo by Matt Browne/Sportsfile

GREG KENNEDY admits there is an onus on maor foirne’s to ‘behave’ better and to respect match officials and opposition players.

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