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The Limerick senior football panel, PICTURE: Sportsfile
MEMBERS of the Clare, Limerick, Tipperary, and Waterford senior football squads met via video call on Thursday to discuss the Munster Council’s recent decision to seed the highest-ranked Allianz Football League teams, Cork and Kerry, in next year’s Munster Championship.
The meeting took place following individual conversations between the squad reps and the Gaelic Players Association.
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According to statement from the GPA, "players from all four counties are deeply disappointed and concerned by the decision and have agreed to consult with their respective county boards to ascertain the full circumstances around the vote taken. They will also be evaluating potential next steps in response".
The four squads are to continue to keep in contact on this matter and engage with the Gaelic Players Association. Members of the Limerick are due to meet with the county board this evening.
No further comment will be made at this time according the briefnig from the Gaelic Players Association.
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