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Who should take the rap at Cork GAA?

At a time when criticism of anonymous posters on social media is regularly in the news, there is nobody willing to put their name to the statement released by the Cork County Board on Monday which has again made Cork GAA the laughing stock of the country.

Who should take the rap at Cork GAA?

Fri, 07 Aug, 2015 - 01:00

#thebuckstopsnowhere

Joe McCarthy

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