Oisín McConville: From 'elite' to kids, we have been let down by politicians and the GAA

There was anger, frustration, and indeed devastation. Even when the dust settled, it was all pretty mind-boggling
There is a considerable lack of transparency. Was the decision even questioned? There isn’t even a ‘wait and see’ attitude, writes Oisin McConville. Picture: Brendan Moran

There is a considerable lack of transparency. Was the decision even questioned? There isn’t even a ‘wait and see’ attitude, writes Oisin McConville. Picture: Brendan Moran

Like everyone, the news late on Wednesday that all GAA activities will not take place until after Easter at the earliest, hit me like a bolt from the blue.

There was anger, frustration, and indeed devastation. Even when the dust settled, it was all pretty mind-boggling.

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