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The GAA really needs to clean up its act

A Dublin Player, red carded for assault had the “red card” rescinded last week.

The GAA really needs to clean up its act

Tue, 08 Sep, 2015 - 01:00

This indicates the GAA is not prepared to applyits own rules when one player assaults another.

Family sport??? I do not think so.

Michael A. Moriarty

Rochestown

Cork

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