10 standout recommendations from the latest plan for Cork GAA

Cork GAA coaching officer Kevin O’Donovan last night circulated a plan for Cork GAA, featuring 25 proposals to arrest the decline of hurling and football in the county. GAA writer, Eoghan Cormican, picks out 10 standout recommendations.

1. Regular, meaningful games for our adult club players

"A group stage model appears to represent the best way forward. The most appropriate place to start in Cork would be a sixteen-team club competition split into groups of four. The divisional/university teams would play each other until a number of four was reached and these four teams would then play the group stage runners-up with the winners proceeding to the county quarter-finals versus the group winners."