GAA in talks with leading British behavioural experts

The GAA is set to have talks with experts from a leading British centre for behavioural problems.

Tue, 26 Nov, 2013 - 00:00
Robert Mulhern

Sporting Chance, founded by former Arsenal and England international Tony Adams, have agreed to meet representatives of the GAA in London this week.

It is believed that issues surrounding mental health will be discussed.

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