O’Dwyer fuming as GAA defends parade mascot fine

THE GAA has defended its decision to impose fines totalling €1,400 on Laois County Board for allowing the twin sons of corner-back Joe Higgins parade as mascots at last month’s Leinster football final.

O’Dwyer fuming as GAA defends parade mascot fine
Sat, 30 Aug, 2003 - 01:00
Dan Buckley

The decision, which is to be appealed, has been branded a "total disgrace" by team manager Mick O'Dwyer.

The association also defended its decision to refuse Special Olympics athletes permission to carry a flag at this year's All-Ireland finals.

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