His Dublin side edged a seven-goal thriller in Cork on a busy Bank Holiday weekend of league action.
DUBLIN MANAGER MICK Bohan has again expressed his frustrations as the rules of ladies football remain under the spotlight.
While referee Garryowen McMahon generally let the game flow, frustration lingered after the helter-skelter encounter. I’ve a concern in the ladies game as regards the tackle. I’ve said this a long time. I just see with a little change in it, that the game could be way more open. “Because ultimately, when you put a lot of bodies in one area of the field, and you run at somebody and then you’re deemed to be charging when somebody’s arm goes out, I find that very frustrating particularly when you’re trying to orchestrate good movement.
“In the National League, all we’re trying to do is find out who will battle from us when we’re in trouble and play on the front foot,” Bohan added. “You’re probably going to find it a lot more open than maybe it will be later on in the year. Look, that was a decent contest. It could have gone either way at the end of the day.
“We know there is a big number on Meath’s back,” he added. “There’s a determination there to stay at the top table and anyone that gets through us is going to earn it.” 2022 All-Ireland finalists and Division 2 champions Kerry stayed perfect on Saturday, establishing themselves as the only team in Division 1 with a 100% record upon their return to the top flight.
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