Missing money, missing tickets - double trouble for the GAA

THE GAA was embroiled in another controversy last night after it was revealed that over €60,000 was transferred from Roscommon GAA finances to a company associated with the former chairman of the county board.

Missing money, missing tickets - double trouble for the GAA
Wed, 14 Sep, 2005 - 01:00
Liam Horan and Tony Leen

The revelation follows GAA chiefs yesterday apologising for the missing tickets fiasco which meant more than 1,000 Cork and Galway fans missed Sunday’s All-Ireland hurling final.

In Roscommon, an audit into the financial affairs of the GAA has revealed slip-shod financial management in the annual handling of huge sums of money.

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