It sounds near impossible to be a dual player for your county

"First of all, it would take a very special player to be able to play intercounty hurling and be able to train half the time as someone else and keep his position and then vice versa with the football he needs to be that good that he can keep his place on the football team already with so much competition there. "It takes a lot of communication between managers between training and matches and even logistically I don’t know if it’s possible, I don’t know if we would have a game the same day as the footballers. "I can’t see it happening, maybe in the future if there is an exceptional player and there was a good system around him and even then I don’t know if he’d be able to play every game and then there’s the whole thing if he misses a game and there’s someone playing well why not stick with the fella playing well in the first place. "It brings up a lot of questions so it might be easier to just stick with what you have. I don’t see it happening in Dublin over the next couple of years."