Wind of change blowing, says Kenoy

TOMMY KENOY has hailed the recent shift in favour of opening Croke Park to other sports as a victory for democracy in the GAA.
Wind of change blowing, says Kenoy
Thu, 07 Apr, 2005 - 01:00
Brendan O'Brien

He believes the grass roots’ support will see a motion to temporarily set aside Rule 42 passed at Congress next weekend.

“I said a few weeks ago that I was optimistic change would happen,” the Roscommon official said yesterday.

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