Surge in GAA players accessing mental health services

The number of county players accessing the Gaelic Players Association's mental health services trebled this year.

Surge in GAA players accessing mental health services

The number of county players accessing the Gaelic Players Association's mental health services trebled this year.

By the end of October, 94 players had engaged with the programme, which provides a dedicated phone line, one on one counseling, and residential treatment for players suffering distress.

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