Kerry GAA confirms payment made to Revenue after self-review

Kerry GAA treasurer Paudie Healy said they were "were well ahead of the game" in conducting their self-review. It was also revealed that the Kingdom's commercial income for 2025 reached €1.365m, a 5.79% increase. 
Kerry GAA confirms payment made to Revenue after self-review

Two new pitches will be added to Kerry GAA's centre of excellence later this year. A 3G pitch, and a grass pitch for Kerry LGFA. Pic: Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

Kerry GAA has made a special payment to Revenue following a self-review audit of its finances, carried out under the guidance of Croke Park, Board treasurer Paudie Healy says.

Healy said work was undertaken under a framework from Croke Park, where all counties were asked to carry out a self-review audit for the years 2020/21 to 2023/24. Self-corrections were identified and a payment has been made to Revenue in relation to these historic years.

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