Tomorrow brings an official end to Jack Anderson’s time as the GAA’s Disputes Resolution Authority secretary. He leaves Queens University shortly for the University of Melbourne. His thoughts on the Diarmuid Connolly case, the GAA’s disciplinary system, the advance of semi-professionalism, and the scourge of problem gambling, are thought-provoking, writes John Fogarty.

The use of video evidence during live GAA games is worth trialling, according to outgoing Disputes Resolution Authority (DRA) secretary Jack Anderson.