Referees will need access to county training to get tuned up, says O’Dwyer

Referees will need to take charge of in-house games to sharpen up for the resumption of inter-county GAA, according to leading hurling match official Paud O’Dwyer.

Referees will need access to county training to get tuned up, says O’Dwyer

Referees will need to take charge of in-house games to sharpen up for the resumption of inter-county GAA, according to leading hurling match official Paud O’Dwyer.

The Carlow man says rustiness and a lack of match fitness is a major concern for referees as much as players during the coronavirus lockdown.

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