President allays talk of Dublin split

GAA president Liam O’Neill has no intention of making Dublin consider a split.

Tue, 05 Mar, 2013 - 00:00

John Fogarty

Pundits such as Colm O’Rourke and Martin McHugh have called for the county to be divided while O’Neill predecessor’s Christy Cooney has recommended the idea.

O’Neill sees arguments both for and against it at underage level but insists only Dublin can decide their own fate.

More in this section

Kerry v Donegal - GAA Football All-Ireland Senior Championship Final

Donegal lead the way with 10 All-Star nominations, Kerry duo on FOTY list

S Anthony Daly: There are thousands of lads with All-Ireland medals who wouldn’t lace Hoggie’s boots

Patrick Horgan and Stephen McDonnell dejected27/1/2019

Stephen McDonnell: 'Hoggie looked at the likes of Tom Brady, Ronaldo. He was studying the likes of them'

Courts Gaa Person: president Person: Liam O’Neill Person: Colm O’Rourke Person: Martin McHugh Person: O’Neill Person: Christy Cooney Organisation: Dublin Organisation: GAA Organisation: Strategic Review Committee Organisation: Cork Organisation: Ireland Organisation: Leinster Council

<p>EXIT STRATEGY: Outgoing LGFA chief executive officer Helen O'Rourke. Pic: Brendan Moran/Sportsfile</p>

Helen O’Rourke to step down as Ladies Gaelic Football Association chief

READ NOW

President allays talk of Dublin split

Unlimited access. Half the price.

Helen O’Rourke to step down as Ladies Gaelic Football Association chief

Latest

Sport

Sport

Anthony Daly

Most Read