New York GAA worried too many are knocking on their door for funds

Members of the GAA in New York are concerned the number of counties, clubs and other organisations raising money in the city is impacting on their own development plans for Gaelic Park in the city.

“It grates a lot at this stage, the number of them coming out,” says former New York board chairman Larry McCarthy.

“In the last three or four weeks we’ve had Roscommon, who had an event when they were here for the championship. Kerry were here for a lunch as well, the second fundraiser in a year. The GPA had a golf outing, and Monaghan were out the same weekend as Kerry.