Mayo GAA are the guinea pigs for Revenue's risk review of county boards. What they declare as taxable could set a precedent for future audits.
The stress has been considerable on Mayo GAA's officers, especially as some of the matters at hand predate their elections to current positions. Picture: Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile
To paraphrase Eddie Moroney, it’s definitely, probably, one of the biggest weeks in Mayo GAA circumstances.
Never mind that senior football manager Kevin McStay is due to speak in Castlebar on Friday for the first time since the county executive’s deliberate review of the 2024 season and the departure of Cillian O’Connor. There are actually more pressing matters at hand.
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