'It’s pitiful the Leinster Championship at this stage, there’s no competitiveness, you almost start to ask what’s the point?'
Sean Cavanagh has labelled the Leinster Championship 'pitiful' after Dublin's 3-19 to 0-12 mauling of Meath at Croke Park on Sunday.
"It almost feels as if it’s getting worse. It’s pitiful the Leinster Championship at this stage, there’s no competitiveness, you almost start to ask what’s the point? No one has been able to solve the problem of Dublin's dominance in the province, but Cavanagh believes the answer to the conundrum is right in front of our faces and thinks the GAA should perhaps consider putting Dublin in a different provincial championship in a similar manner to how the Galway hurlers play in the Leinster Hurling Championship.
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