Demand for hurling visor soars ahead of return to action
A visor that can be worn inside the faceguard of a hurling helmet has received more than 2,000 orders ahead of competitive GAA action resuming this weekend.
Developed by Derek Sheehan and Fergus Twohig of the Valley Rovers club in Cork, the purpose of the ‘hurl safe visor’ is to limit the spread of coronavirus through GAA activity.



