GAA will talk with GPA after the All-Ireland, says Nickey

GAA TALKS with the Gaelic Players’ Association (GPA) on official recognition for the players’ body are set to resume shortly, according to GAA president Nickey Brennan.

He was reacting to speculation from GPA chief executive Dessie Farrell that the GPA are still intent on taking what they see as their fair share from the TV cash pie.

“Until the All-Ireland finals are over we’re up to our neck in normal day-to-day GAA business,” stated Brennan. “We have said that post the All-Irelands we’ll sit down and engage with the GPA again. From All-Ireland final on is the talking time of the GAA season and we will do that. I’m sure various matters will come up, we’ll see what one another has to say.

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