The Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) now depends on Britain to supply ash wood to make hurling sticks.
Report shows Galway versus Kilkenny hurling match.
Hurleys being manufactured.
Interview with Minister for Forestry, Michael Smith, on the disgraceful situation regarding the supply of ash.
Ash trees being felled in a forest.
Interview with Johnny Flaherty, Offaly hurl manufacturer, on the quality of the ash wood grown in Ireland.
Flaherty working on a hurley.
New ash forest in Clare planted by Clare GAA.
Interview with Brendan Vaughan, Clare County Board GAA, on why they planted their own ash forest.
Interview with Minister Michael Smith on the Clare County Board ash forest.
The reporter is Michael Lally.
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