More people joining gyms than GAA clubs

More people are joining gyms than GAA clubs, a survey has found.

More people joining gyms than GAA clubs
Wed, 18 Feb, 2009 - 08:55

More people are joining gyms than GAA clubs, a survey has found.

Just six years ago Gaelic football and hurling were the dominant sports in the country, with the highest rates of membership of all sports clubs.

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