Kildare right to stand up to HQ
They are making the game about the community
Wicklow should have played Dublin in Aughrim. Carlow should have played Kildare in Dr Cullen Park. Waterford should have been allowed play in Walsh Park, or at least picked their own alternate venue. All had to suck it up and take it because they saw no other option.
Then the powers that be ran into a side that wasn’t going to be pushed around. The rules for the qualifiers were clear. Kildare were entitled to...
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