Ken Hogan: 2020 finals must be 'top of the queue' when GAA resumes

The St Rynagh's manager says failing to honour those fixtures would be "a huge kick in the teeth for any county"

St Rynagh's manager Ken Hogan. Photo by Harry Murphy/Sportsfile

Ken Hogan, manager of Offaly SHC finalists St Rynagh's, believes there is no chance of the outstanding club finals from 2020 being left behind in a new condensed GAA schedule for 2021.

The former Tipperary goalkeeper and manager was on the brink of leading St Rynagh's to back-to-back county titles when the plug was pulled on club activity last autumn.