Player image rights stand-off brewing

THE GPA and the GAA could again be on a collision course.

Tue, 20 Sep, 2005 - 01:00

Colm O’Connor

Croke Park bosses hope to launch a Gaelic football computer game for the Christmas market despite GPA concerns over infringement of player image rights.

“We will be very interested to see what format the game takes,” GPA chief executive Dessie Farrell admitted yesterday.

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