GAA determined to carry on in Brussels

Belgium GAA president Seán Kelly said Brussels GAA club Craobh Rua’s decision to return to training this week after Tuesday’s terrorist atrocities was a most appropriate response.
GAA determined to carry on in Brussels

More than 30 people have been confirmed dead and more than 300 injured by the two explosions that ripped through the departures area of the airport and Maelbeek metro station.

Former GAA president and current MEP Kelly described it as “an absolute miracle” that no Irish were killed or injured by the detonations, considering the amount of citizens who are based in the Belgian capital.

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