SF slammed for GAA game boycott call

The Fine Gael leader accused Sinn Féin of “juvenile behaviour” today after it opposed a Gaelic football match between Dáil politicians and police from Northern Ireland.

Fri, 13 Jun, 2003 - 12:58

The Fine Gael leader accused Sinn Féin of “juvenile behaviour” today after it opposed a Gaelic football match between Dáil politicians and police from Northern Ireland.

Enda Kenny rebuked Sinn Féin's Martin Ferris who claimed next Tuesday’s game in Dublin should be called off.

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