Organisation: New York Board

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New York chair slams ‘out of touch’ O’Sullivan comments

New York County Board chairperson Joan Henchy has slammed comments made by her fellow Kerry native Patrick O’Sullivan about the future of the GAA in the Big Apple.

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‘I think inevitably some level of professionalism is going to come into the GAA’

Horan must have GPA fundraising on his radar

Lack of trust means road to US still a one-way street

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Sweeney: We could not afford NY trip

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Prenty urges football to ‘administer elixir’

GAA curtailing American dream

THE change of rule adopted at the recent Congress of the GAA will seriously curtail the activities of players contemplating a summer in the US if their county teams make an early exit from the championship.

Fri, 16 May, 2008

Players warm to Gaelic Park

THE GAA will be pressing ahead with plans for regional ‘centres of excellence’ featuring floodlit synthetic playing surfaces with even more enthusiasm following the positive response from the players who took part in the Vodafone Allstars exhibition game in New York’s Gaelic Park on Saturday.

Mon, 03 Dec, 2007

GAA consider upgrade of New York’s Gaelic Park

THE GAA is to look into upgrading Gaelic Park in New York, through the development of an all-weather pitch and the installation of floodlighting.

Thu, 26 Oct, 2006

New York retain Ulster final hope

THE New York Board has still not given up hope that their senior hurlers will play Antrim in the Ulster championship final.

Wed, 07 Jun, 2006

Club-county balance crucial, says Brennan

INCOMING GAA President Nickey Brennan believes one of the major issues facing the Association will be the battle to redress the balance in games activity between inter-county and club teams.

Thu, 23 Mar, 2006

Kelly defends abandonment of New York stadium project

THE New York Board of the GAA agreed with the decision to abandon to proposal to develop a stadium on a site in Randalls Island, association President Sean Kelly insisted yesterday.

Wed, 22 Feb, 2006

Unanimous ‘yes’ from North America

THE North American County Board will attend this weekend’s GAA Congress in Dublin armed with eight votes in support of the suspension of Rule 42.

Fri, 15 Apr, 2005

New York says ‘no’ to opening up Croke Park

NEW YORK GAA Board delegates have voiced their resounding opposition to the ending of Rule 42 during the temporary closure of Lansdowne Road.

Sat, 09 Apr, 2005

Offaly and Kildare backing for Croker opening

EFFORTS to open Croke Park to other sports received further support last night.

Wed, 06 Apr, 2005

A Bronx tale

WHO is behind the recent spate of visa refusals for hurlers travelling to New York for weekend games? That’s a question that’s been exercising the minds of many GAA people in New York in recent weeks, particularly those who have been adversely affected.

Wed, 23 Oct, 2002