Where’s the response to GAA’s sporting gesture?

PLEASE permit me to reply to some of the outlandish claims made by Diarmuid O’Flynn in his ‘Talking GAA’ column (Irish Examiner, April 4).

Where’s the response to GAA’s sporting gesture?
Wed, 12 Apr, 2006 - 01:00

He takes issue with a statement of mine sent to the media on March 24 dealing with the implementation of the GAA’s decision on Rule 42 made at congress in 2005.

In my statement I said that I accepted the decision made... I just wanted to see it properly implemented.

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