Person: Seamas O’Brien

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Cash-strapped Déise may call halt to jersey swaps

WATERFORD County Board chairman Tom Cunningham spelled out the stark realities of the county’s financial situation at last night’s annual convention in Dungarvan.

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‘Home’ venue plan revisited

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Congress veteran moves on to any other business

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GAA clubs in danger of ‘wipeout’, warns 54-year Congress veteran

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Under-fire McCarthy to face Limerick board as row rolls on

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Munster Council to probe unruly scenes

Clare strike €1m sponsor deal

CLARE County Board are to unveil a new sponsorship deal worth an estimated €1 million.

Wed, 07 Dec, 2005

Flynn takes hot seat in Waterford

FORMER Waterford goalkeeper Pat Flynn will take over as chairman of the County Board at convention on December 15.

Thu, 25 Nov, 2004

Hurling captains to get McCarthy Cup replicas

FORMER All-Ireland SHC winning captains will be presented with magnificent Waterford Crystal replicas of the Liam McCarthy Cup at a function next month.

Fri, 23 Jul, 2004

Settle Croke Park issue once and for all

WATERFORD chairman Paddy Joe Ryan has urged the GAA to make a final decision on whether or not to open Croke Park to other sporting organisations.

Tue, 16 Dec, 2003

GAA: O’Keeffe challenges Grant in surprise move for Waterford chair

THE longest serving GAA county secretary in the country, Waterford’s Seamas Grant, is facing a surprise contest at Monday night’s annual convention in Dungarvan.

Wed, 10 Dec, 2003

Closure of Fraher Field takes toll on West Waterford coffers

DELEGATES at Thursday night’s annual convention of the West Waterford GAA Board in Knockanore will be told of a significant financial loss for the year.

Tue, 09 Dec, 2003

Weak minor ranks concerns Waterford official

A LEADING Waterford GAA official has warned that while hurling and football remain in good shape to face the future, the loss of so many young players who have participated at juvenile level and then fade away is a cause for serious concern.

Wed, 04 Dec, 2002