Stamp calls on GAA to pay county players €100 a week

Former Wexford hurler Darren Stamp believes inter-county players should be paid a weekly allowance by the GAA.

The 31-year-old announced his retirement last week after 11 seasons, and more than 35 senior championships appearances, for the Model men.

But the Oulart-the-Ballagh club star wants county footballers and hurlers to receive financial rewards for their commitments which he describes as “now reaching professional status”.

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