Clonbur GAA field in Galway as we know has amazing drainage
And how do we know that?
Well because last month they found themselves in this kind of quandary after a previous storm battered the west of Ireland.
But just 24 hours later the pitch looked like this
Almost perfect.
Well we feel that there may be a few loads of extra sand heading west this afternoon as this video of how the pitch looks in the wake of Storm Desmond makes for shocking viewing.
https://twitter.com/WalterHolleran/status/673094825261015040
It’s not the only GAA field in the country suffering today either
Dromid GAA field in south Kerry doesn’t look in great shape
Any1 fancy a kick??? @JOEdotie @ballsdotie @dromidgaa pic.twitter.com/GA4Fsd5muL
— Daniel Curran (@Dannycinkerry89) December 5, 2015
While the home club of Kilkenny legend Eddie Keher in Kikenny, Rower-Inistiogue, may have a few ducks to clear before their next game
#GAA pitch in Inistioge. Water polo facility in winter. @MetEireann pic.twitter.com/EBqTXoWqxN
— Kevin Cogley (@kevin_cogley) December 4, 2015
