GAA’s united front on scrapping of NY stadium plans

GAA chiefs on both sides of the Atlantic last night reiterated that the New York board fully support a decision to abandon stadium development plans for the Randall’s Island site in the big apple.

GAA’s united front on scrapping of NY stadium plans
Thu, 23 Feb, 2006 - 00:00
Colm O’Connor and Michael Ellard

Former board president Monty Moloney was highly critical of the move, but GAA spokesman Danny Lynch and New York board chairman Seamus Dooley stressed that all parties agreed with the stance.

Mr Lynch said: “There is no dispute between Central Council and the New York GAA board and its elected representatives.

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