Last Saturday night in Croke Park, the refereeing community gathered in Croke Park for their biennial National awards night where they remembered an absent friend, Shane Hourigan. Shane Hourigan should have been there in person to collect medals for refereeing two national finals in 2013 – the All-Ireland Intermediate Club final and the Allianz League Division IIA final between Laois and Westmeath.
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