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Weaker Counties need Cash - 10/09/2002
Down hurling boss Jimmy O'Reilly has called on the GAA to
set aside money for the 'weaker' counties such as Down,
Derry and Antrim to travel to play top opposition.
He feels that their is a greater need for greater investment
to undertake trips to the likes of Weford and Kilkenny,
which would cost a lot of money. Players need to be given
quality time down their he feel's but taking a panel of
players and managment on such trips would take a lot of
substantial cash, cash which at present county boards do
not have.
O'Reilly has also call for change to the present league
format - he calls for a middle band league for counties
such as Down, Derry, Antrim, Dublin, and Laois.
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