Ken Hogan: Red alert as GAA season hanging by a thread

Former Tipp manager urges responsibility as several matches postponed due to Covid-19 

A Knockmore supporter watching from the stands during the Mayo County Senior Football Championship Final match between Breaffy and Knockmore at Elvery's MacHale Park in Castlebar, Mayo. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

The GAA season is hanging by a thread, warns former Tipperary goalkeeper and manager Ken Hogan, who urged players, officials and supporters to take responsibility to make sure we ‘cling onto what we have’.

Several high-profile club matches were called off over the weekend due to Covid-19 cases, including two Cork Premier SFC quarter-finals. In Galway, four games were called off including the SHC semi-final between reigning champions St Thomas' and Cappataggle. The Donegal senior panel are also self-isolating after a member of Declan Bonner’s squad tested positive for Covid-19.