Top GAA official seeks fast-track coaching award system

A leading provincial official has warned the deadline for county and club team coaches to attain GAA-recognised requirements is too ambitious.

Thu, 29 Jan, 2015 - 00:00

John Fogarty

By January next year, all county teams must have a management member with an Award 2 coaching qualification.

By 2018, all head coaches at inter-county level must possess that same Award 2 qualification, while by next year, all club management teams must contain an Award 1 coach.

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