Darragh Fitzgibbon: Don't break Munster while fixing hurling

Fitzgibbon has heard the debate about the competition needing a shot in the arm after two lopsided quarter-finals and a disappointing Munster SHC.

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Cork captain Darragh Fitzgibbon would be agreeable to changing the structure of the All-Ireland senior hurling championship providing there isn’t an attempt to fix what isn’t broken - the Munster SHC.

Fitzgibbon’s full focus is on Saturday week’s All-Ireland semi-final against Galway but has heard the debate about the competition needing a shot in the arm after two lopsided quarter-finals and a disappointing Munster SHC.