Organisation: Motions Committee

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Rule 42 three-year trial ‘ideal’

NOEL WALSH is not merely hoping for a successful outcome at congress to the campaign to allow soccer and rugby be played at Croke Park.

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Wind of change blowing, says Kenoy

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Decision not down to Kelly

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GAA pass motion to debate Rule 42

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Rule 42 debate a PR disaster, claims Farrell

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GAA plan fairer ticket allocation

Power of Motions Committee curbed

The possibility of rugby and soccer being played at Croke Park took a big step step forward when the power of the Association's Motions Committee was reduced at the GAA Special Congress.

Mon, 01 Nov, 2004

GAA Congress makes the submission of motions much easier

WHATEVER about deciding to open up Croke Park to soccer and rugby, the methodology of submitting correctly framed motions on Rule 42 to next year’s annual Congress of the GAA has been made much easier.

Mon, 01 Nov, 2004

Rule 42 set for shake-up as Special Congress hear motion

The prospect of Croke Park being opened to soccer and rugby could receive a major boost today.

Sat, 30 Oct, 2004

Counties deny Congress boycott on Rule 42 issue

OFFICIALS from the eight counties who had their motions on Rule 42 thrown out by the GAA’s Motion Committee met in Portlaoise last night to explore the options open to them on the matter ahead of next month’s Congress in Killarney.

Fri, 19 Mar, 2004

Kingdom's chief raps Rule 42 decision

THE CHAIRMAN of Kerry County Board, Sean Walsh, has slammed the decision to dismiss all motions relating to Rule 42 ahead of next month's Annual Congress.

Tue, 16 Mar, 2004

FAI, IRFU play it cool on Croker issue

BOTH the FAI and IRFU have reacted guardedly to this week's Rule 42 controversy.

Wed, 10 Mar, 2004