Developing young Westmeath hurlers is key says Fortune

20 January 2022

Jack Galvin_Shane McGovern — Jack Galvin and Shane McGovern are involved in a midfield battle for possession with David Reilly of Meath during last Sunday’s Kehoe Cup game in Dunganny, Co. Meath.

By Paul O’Donovan

It was a very proud Joe Fortune who spoke to the media after Westmeath had beaten Meath in the opening round of the Kehoe Cup senior hurling competition last Sunday in Dunganny, Co. Meath.

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Developing young Westmeath hurlers is key says Fortune

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