GAA says consultation process will take time

The President of the GAA is warning that the process of consultation within the association over policing in Northern Ireland will take some time to complete.

GAA says consultation process will take time
Sat, 25 Aug, 2001 - 17:26

The President of the GAA is warning that the process of consultation within the association over policing in Northern Ireland will take some time to complete.

Sean McCague is asking all political parties and interests to give the GAA the necessary time to deliberate and to desist from unhelpful comment or interference.

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