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Why reward the players but not the officials?

I HOPE someone who is interested in GAA affairs can answer some or all of the following questions:

Why reward the players but not the officials?

Sat, 07 Dec, 2002 - 00:00

1. If the young men who play hurling for Cork do not enjoy doing so, why do they play?

2. If they do enjoy it, why should they be rewarded for enjoying themselves by the provision of foreign holidays?

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