John Fogarty: It will take more than rules to end GAA respect crisis

That’s the conundrum facing GAA officials right now as they wonder how exactly the organisation’s general attitude towards referees can be upgraded from tolerance to respect
CULTURE CHANGE: GPA chief executive officer Tom Parsons and GPA national executive committee co-chairperson Maria Kinsella during a media briefing of the association's AGM and 2021 Annual Report Highlights at the Radisson Blu Hotel at Dublin Airport in Dublin. Pic: David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

CULTURE CHANGE: GPA chief executive officer Tom Parsons and GPA national executive committee co-chairperson Maria Kinsella during a media briefing of the association's AGM and 2021 Annual Report Highlights at the Radisson Blu Hotel at Dublin Airport in Dublin. Pic: David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

How to change a culture?

That’s the conundrum facing GAA officials right now as they wonder how exactly the organisation’s general attitude towards referees can be upgraded from tolerance to respect.

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