Funding deal set to earn GPA €7.5m per annum

The GPA could make as much as €7.5m per annum from their new funding agreement.

Funding deal set to earn GPA €7.5m per annum
Tue, 26 Jul, 2016 - 01:00
John Fogarty

It was yesterday announced the official players’ body will receive a minimum of €6.2m funding a year having agreed a framework deal with the GAA that will run between 2017 and ’19.

It marks an increase of €4.2m per year on their present interim agreement.

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