Limerick's Dan Morrissey in favour of playing 2027 hurling league final on Ryder Cup week

While the majority of Division 1A county boards are opposed to moving next year's hurling league decider from April to a mid-September slot at the TUS Gaelic Grounds, so as to coincide and capitalise on the spotlight of the sporting world being honed in on Adare, Morrissey supports the novel idea.
US PAYDAY: Limerick hurler Dan Morrissey stands for a portrait during the 2026 World GAA Games Launch in Waterford. Pic: Seb Daly/Sportsfile.

US PAYDAY: Limerick hurler Dan Morrissey stands for a portrait during the 2026 World GAA Games Launch in Waterford. Pic: Seb Daly/Sportsfile.

Limerick full-back Dan Morrissey is in favour of playing the 2027 Division 1A hurling final on the Tuesday of Ryder Cup week.

While the majority of Division 1A county boards are opposed to moving next year's hurling league decider from April to a mid-September slot at the TUS Gaelic Grounds, so as to coincide and capitalise on the spotlight of the sporting world being honed in on Adare, Morrissey supports the novel idea.

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