GAA president believes hurling could take 20 years to fix (opens original article in a new tab)

GAA President Jarlath Burns suggests hurling may require 20 years to address disparities between top counties and others, citing challenges in developing the game outside traditional strongholds.

• GAA President Jarlath Burns says hurling may take 20 years to fix disparities between top counties and others
• Burns notes growing participation but highlights challenges in bridging gap between lower and top-tier hurling competitions
• Burns emphasizes need for long-term development and increased investment in grassroots hurling