Two Northern GAA clubs vote to retain Rule 21

Two GAA county boards in the north have voted to retain the controversial Rule 21, which bars RUC officers and British soldiers from the GAA.

Two GAA county boards in the north have voted to retain the controversial Rule 21, which bars RUC officers and British soldiers from the GAA.

Although the figures have not been released, the Armagh board is understood to have voted in favour of the ban by a substantial majority and the Derry board by a convincing majority of one.

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