Thu, 26 Aug, 2004 - 01:00
Jim O’Sullivan
Association President Sean Kelly had favoured playing one of the two test games outside Croke Park but the plan has not proven feasible.
The Australian Football League was also keen on the idea of playing at other venues in an effort to build the profile of the hybrid game.
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