Kerry chair Tim Murphy says GAA must live with element of coronavirus risk

Kerry chairman Tim Murphy says people will have to acknowledge there is a risk to returning to a form of normality.
Kerry chair Tim Murphy says GAA must live with element of coronavirus risk
Kerry County Board chairman Tim Murphy. Picture: Dan Linehan
Wed, 10 Jun, 2020 - 20:40
John Fogarty

Kerry chairman Tim Murphy says people will have to acknowledge there is a risk to returning to a form of normality.

Murphy believes that reconciliation has to be the trade-off for Irish society and sport returning in the coming weeks.

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