Cork to vote in favour of hurling sin bin and penalty for cynical fouls

The proposal to outlaw joint-captains accepting silverware on behalf of a winning team drew most opposition

Cork secretary Kevin O’Donovan said the introduction of a hurling sin bin has been blocked by vested interests for long enough and the time has come to adequately punish professional fouls. Photo by Eóin Noonan/Sportsfile

Cork will vote in favour of all 37 motions at this weekend’s GAA Congress.

Club delegates at Tuesday night’s Cork County Board meeting passed judgement on each of the motions that will appear on the Congress clár, with not a single motion earning sufficient opposition to dictate that Cork’s Congress representation vote against any of the 37 motions this weekend.