Denise Hall: Women take their place on GAA pitch

Q&A: Adrian Roycroft
Denise Hall: Women take their place on GAA pitch

When Michael Cusack and Maurice Davin set up the GAA in 1884 in Thurles, Co Tipperary, they saw no place for women in the new association, except as spectators whose principal function was to cheer on the men.

Since those early days, the role of women in sport has changed dramatically.

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