Can the GAA tackle internet trolling of players?

Sports law expert Professor Jack Anderson believes the GAA has to be more understanding of the social media stresses and strains placed on inter-county players.

Can the GAA tackle internet trolling of players?

Earlier this week, Cork hurler Damien Cahalane’s brother defended his sibling in the wake of Twitter abuse following last Sunday’s Munster semi-final loss to Waterford.

It is the latest in a number of instances where players have been subjected to excessive criticism after results have gone against their teams.

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