Mulcahy laments lack of summer hurling in Cork
April 22, 2019
Bill Cooper parades with his Imokilly team-mates before the Cork SHC final against Midleton at Pairc Ui Chaoimh. ©INPHO/Oisin Keniry.
After a couple of weekends of action, the main Cork hurling championships (SHC, Premier IHC and IHC) have been put on hold until the end of the summer and Tomas Mulcahy isn't happy.
The situation is being replicated across the country and the former All-Ireland winning captain thinks it's wrong that club players should be deprived of competitive action during the best months of the year for hurling because of inter-county activity.
TweetOn t 21st of April in Cork - I cannot believe in t county of Cork that we will have no more club hurling in MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST - these were days of sunshine and skill and love of the rebels
— Tomas Mulcahy (@tomas_mulcahy) April 21, 2019
