GAA moves to reassure referees over expenses

The GAA was yesterday forced to calm fears about a reduction in club referees’ match expenses after Longford officials withdrew their services.

In what could be seen as an attempt to appease whistleblowers, Croke Park officials confirmed counties’ previous match rates would stand as they discuss taxation issues with the Revenue.

Longford’s referees voted on Monday evening to take strike action against the proposed flat rate of €13.71 and 50c per mile mileage.

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