Will GAA build on Martin Fogarty’s crusade to fix hurling’s crisis?

With five years’ service, 1,000 coaching sessions and 300,000 miles clocked up on his car, the former Kilkenny trainer Martin Fogarty has done his evangelising for hurling.
Will GAA build on Martin Fogarty’s crusade to fix hurling’s crisis?

National Hurling Development manager Martin Fogarty addresses a GAA Games Development Conference at Croke Park in 2018. Picture: Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

With five years’ service, 1,000 coaching sessions and 300,000 miles clocked up on his car, the former Kilkenny trainer Martin Fogarty has done his evangelising for hurling.

As the National Hurling Development manager, his contract is now up. In his time, he had achieved much, scattering seeds everywhere, but particularly north of the Dublin-Galway line.

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