GAA bosses deny cash was linked to opening up of Croker

The GAA have said today that at no time did they discuss with the Government the question of the opening up of Croke Park to international sport.

Tue, 10 Apr, 2001 - 15:55

The GAA have said today that at no time did they discuss with the Government the question of the opening up of Croke Park to international sport.

As a political row continues over the £60m windfall for the Association, GAA bosses have released a statement denying any link between the funding and the opening up of Croke Park.

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