McKenna says GAA can learn from other sports on crowd control

CROKE PARK Stadium chief, Peter McKenna, admits that the GAA can learn from other sports in relation to crowd control.
McKenna says GAA can learn from other sports on crowd control

AFL chief executive Andrew Demetriou raised the matter of player security after the International Rules Series opener in Pearse Stadium ended with fans spilling on to the pitch, causing concern for at least one of the touring team.

Such pitch incursions are punishable by a $3,000 fine and a lifetime ban in Australia.

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