The future of Hurling was the main topic of converstation in Kelly’s Inn last night as delegates from all of Tyrone’s Hurling clubs voiced there opinion. The discussion around all four workshops was robust, open but ultimately positive throughout the night.
Over the next couple of weeks the findings from all of the workshops will be shared with the clubs before another meeting is called to focus on the outworkings of the responses.
The workshops on the evening were arranged by Anne Daly and Brendan Harkin with guest speaker Armagh’s Paul McCormick getting the evening off to a great start.
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Photos by TyroneGAA.ie photographer Jim Dunne (Website)
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