Former Galway defender Sylvie Linnane reckons camogie now more physical than hurling

Linnane says physical contests are no longer part of hurling and the games are not entertaining to watch
Former Galway defender Sylvie Linnane reckons camogie now more physical than hurling

Limerick's GearĂłid Hegarty is fouled by Padraic Mannion of Galway, as Fintan Burke, right, looks on at Pearse Stadium on Sunday. Photo by Piaras Ă“ MĂ­dheach/Sportsfile

Former Galway defender and triple All-Ireland winner Sylvie Linnane believes that camogie is now more physical than hurling because of the way the game has changed.

A teak-tough corner-back, Linnane said that the modern game is not enjoyable and he reckons the ball needs to be made heavier and more physical contests to be allowed and encouraged.

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