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Rule 42 may be forced onto agenda

Colm O'Connor

Rule 42 may be forced onto agenda

Fri, 09 Apr, 2004 - 01:00

Next weekend's Annual Congress could witness a spectacular effort to reopen the debate on opening Croke Park to soccer and rugby.

This follows the controversial decision by the GAA's former presidents to rule out of order motions on the Croke Park debate from eight counties.

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