No policy change for GAA without ‘conclusive case’

THE GAA must not agree to any policy change on the use of Croke Park by other sports without a ‘conclusive’ case being made, according to Ulster GAA Secretary, Danny Murphy.

Mr Murphy tells the annual convention in Enniskillen this weekend that while there has been continuing pressure at national level to be ‘magnanimous’ in relation to the use of the stadium, the Association’s interest was not being recognised in the debate.

“We have developed facilities at all levels almost entirely from our own resources and there has been little evidence that those who stand to benefit from any change in Rule 42 have our well-being at heart,’’ he stated.

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