LGFA 'fully understand' Limerick GAA decision to prioritise training session over Cork-Galway semi-final

LIT Gaelic Grounds. Photo by Diarmuid Greene/Sportsfile

The LGFA has no grievance with the Limerick County Board and “fully understand” the latter’s decision to prioritise use of LIT Gaelic Grounds for a senior hurling training session this Sunday.

The Gaelic Grounds was the initial venue for Sunday’s Cork-Galway All-Ireland ladies football semi-final, but the Limerick County Board made clear to the LGFA last Thursday that in the event of Limerick reaching the All-Ireland hurling final, the Limerick venue would no longer be available to facilitate the ladies football fixture as John Kiely’s panel would require use of the ground for training purposes.