Banner chiefs defend their stance on GAC probe into ‘Quinn affair’

CLARE’s stance on the GAC probe into the ‘Gerry Quinn affair’ was strongly defended by Banner GAA chiefs at yesterday’s annual convention in Ennis.

Banner chiefs defend their stance on GAC probe into ‘Quinn affair’
Mon, 16 Dec, 2002 - 00:00
Jim O’Sullivan

Chairman Fr Michael McNamara answered criticism of their approach by insisting they made the best

decisions at the time.

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