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Rule change made under false pretences

I WISH to respond to the unfair comments made by Diarmuid O’Flynn in his ‘Talking GAA’ column (Irish Examiner, April 4).

Rule change made under false pretences

Fri, 14 Apr, 2006 - 01:00

I feel his views are unbalanced and disrespectful of those of us who oppose the opening of Croke Park to other sporting codes.

Firstly, it now appears the change to the GAA’s Rule 42 seems to have been gained under false pretences.

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Courts Your View Place: Croke Park Place: Lansdowne Road Place: UK Person: Diarmuid O’Flynn Person: O’Flynn Person: Micheal Ó Crualaoích Organisation: GAA Organisation: Irish

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