GAA crackdown on sectarian abuse

A former GAA president is to address senior figures in GAA clubs across Fermanagh after a protestant player’s threat to quit the sports in the county.

A former GAA president is to address senior figures in GAA clubs across Fermanagh after a protestant player’s threat to quit the sports in the county.

The Fermanagh County Board of the GAA unreservedly apologised to Darren Graham, who announced last week he would not play Gaelic football and hurling again after suffering sectarian abuse in matches.

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