Curley welcomes respect campaign

REFEREES’ chief Mick Curley has welcomed a new initiative which aims to improve respect for GAA match officials.

Tue, 08 Feb, 2011 - 00:00

Colm O’Connor

Every inter-county whistleblower will have a logo with the words Give Respect, Get Respect on their jerseys for the league and championship campaigns.

Curley explained: “This was a new initiative taken up by the GAA to help gain respect for referees.

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