Dual dilemma: From powerhouse clubs to those who don’t even try

The likes of Éire Og Ennis, Loughmore–Castleiney, Naas and Dunloy among many others are enjoying life on the GAA’s open dual carriageway, while countless rivals prefer to stay in their lane. Does being a duel club inhibit All-Ireland success? Or is ultimate success as many people participating in as many sports as possible?

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