Is the GAA wrong to demand an apology for players’ outbursts?

Diarmuid O’Flynn and John Fogarty argue both sides of the debate

Is the GAA wrong to demand an apology for players’ outbursts?
Sat, 06 Aug, 2011 - 01:00
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More people speaking their minds might actually improve our games

YES: Diarmuid O’Flynn

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