Open the gates, but mind the barbed wire

AS a GAA man for over 70 years I find it hard to believe that Croke Park will be barred to our rugby and soccer teams.

Open the gates, but mind the barbed wire
Sat, 16 Apr, 2005 - 01:00

Croke Park belongs to the Irish people whose taxes have enabled it to survive.

So I say to all those old diehards - open the gates.

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