Hurling's 'Super League' leaving the rest behind, says Kerry boss Fintan O'Connor

Despite the 2021 inter-county calendar having one more hurling championship weekend than in 2020, Croke Park has halved to two the minimum number of games Joe McDonagh counties will play
Hurling's 'Super League' leaving the rest behind, says Kerry boss Fintan O'Connor

Fintan O'Connor: I would have loved for it to be a full season of hurling for the Kerry hurlers. Picture: Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

Kerry hurling manager Fintan O’Connor has criticised the format of this year’s Joe McDonagh Cup, claiming second-tier hurling counties are not being fairly treated.

O’Connor likened the 11-county All-Ireland SHC to the recently proposed European Super League and said counties outside of hurling’s top-tier are being left behind.

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