GAA ‘bad guys’ are men of distinction

EAMONN SWEENEY (Irish Examiner, April 18) refers to supporters of the GAA’s Rule 42 as the ‘bad guys.’

Wed, 27 Apr, 2005 - 01:00

Well, some of these ‘bad guys’, like Con Murphy of Cork, have served the GAA with great distinction while others north of the Border have risked their lives as a result of their involvement in the association.

All Rule 42 supporters should not be tarred so disgracefully.

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