GAA losses to emigration were highest during boom years

THE perceived exodus of GAA players to jobs abroad is no greater than at the peak of the boom, research by the GAA has shown.

GAA losses to emigration were highest during boom years

Analysis of player club transfers within the GAA has shown that the number of moves to overseas clubs has actually fallen from high points in 2004 and 2006.

However, unlike in the boom times, players who leave during the recession are less likely to return to rejoin their clubs after a spell abroad.

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