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GPA has a cheek asking for more from the taxpayer

The GPA and Des Farrell have a cheek, demanding more taxpayers’ money.

GPA has a cheek asking for more from the taxpayer

Sat, 21 May, 2016 - 01:00

This is a classic example of much wanting more.

They are already more than well looked-after by the Government, and how much annually do they get from the GAA?

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