Liam Griffin: ‘It’s not about who is right but what is right’

The corridors of power in the GAA have proven a tougher battleground than anything Liam Griffin experienced on the field of play when leading Wexford hurlers to All-Ireland glory in 1996.

Liam Griffin: ‘It’s not about who is right but what is right’

The corridors of power in the GAA have proven a tougher battleground than anything Liam Griffin experienced on the field of play when leading Wexford hurlers to All-Ireland glory in 1996.

The challenges he and his colleagues in the Club Players Association faced has left him frustrated — but his hunger for change at grassroots level remains as powerful as ever.

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