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GPA chief executive Dessie Farrell has stressed the need for the two bodies to cooperate on commercial matters, but without any success.
Yesterday in Croke Park, GAA President Sean Kelly broke with previous protocol by attending an Azzurri hurling helmet launch, with which the GPA was intimately involved.
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