In the teeth of the current economic downturn, US sports franchises are doing everything they can to keep bums on seats and dollars circulating through their businesses.
And as the GAA cranks up for another championship season, there may be some valuable lessons to be learned from across the pond about seeing Gaelic Games through the present recession with bank balances intact.
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