Dominic Corrigan wants GAA Special Congress to ‘do what’s right for our players’

Former Fermanagh boss Corrigan believes the provincial model has been a 'shambles' for some time and reckons that if weaker counties in particular don't vote for Proposal B at Special Congress this Saturday then they'll be doing themselves a great disservice
Dominic Corrigan wants GAA Special Congress to ‘do what’s right for our players’

Dominic Corrigan. Photo by Oliver McVeigh/Sportsfile

Former Fermanagh manager Dominic Corrigan says he won’t lose any sleep if the provincial championships as we know them conclude, ending the Erne County’s chance of a maiden triumph.

Fermanagh has never captured an Ulster title but Corrigan still favours a championship overhaul that would diminish the importance of the provincial championships and see them run off in spring.

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