GAA, IRFU and FAI set out 'stark' future without fans

GAA, IRFU and FAI set out 'stark' future without fans

GAA Director General Tom Ryan, left, and President John Horan arriving at Dáil Éireann today. Mr Ryan said in 2020 alone, there will be a €50m hole in the GAA's finances with another €20m lost after. Photo: Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile

The GAA, IRFU and FAI have all set out a grim financial future for the associations due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

The three associations have been working on a plan for the safe return of fans to grounds.

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