Oct 8, 2025 | 7:56 am
Minister Charlie McConalogue says the government are determined to help grow the game of hurling.
750-thousand Euro in funding to help grow the game in ‘non-traditional areas’ was announced in Budget 2026.
McConalogue believes the GAA has ‘very strong plans to expand hurling across the country’ and that a successful roll out would lead to that allocation being a ‘recurring’ amount.
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