Communities Minister rejects assessment of ‘hostile environment’ for GAA
Stormont Communities Minister Gordon Lyons has rejected an assessment of a “hostile environment” for the GAA. It comes after comments from GAA president Jarlath Burns last week around the long-stalled ...
RTE Online4d
Britain sees growth in GAA membership among those with no Irish roots
There has been a 28% increase in GAA youth membership in Britain over the past four years, with 4,593 young players now involved with the association. During that period in London the number of ...
Irish Examiner29d
County players becoming less content with GAA's amateur status
He said the GPA had 'evidence' of various teams breaching the rules 'but not facts' and that they will 'do a full review after the league'. On GAA Director General Tom Ryan's remarks last week ...
Irish Sun29d
‘Don’t blame the GPA’ declares Tom Parsons as he admits ‘evidence but not proof’ that GAA training rules breached
GPA chief Tom Parsons insists the pre-season competitions had to go - and admits several counties flaunted the return to training rules. The players’ representative body were criticised by ...
The Irish News29d
GAA at ‘important juncture’ on amateur status says GPA chief executive Tom Parsons
He said the GPA had ‘evidence’ of various teams breaching the rules ‘but not facts’ and that they will ‘do a full review after the league’. On GAA Director General Tom Ryan’s remarks ...