Cork bids to unite ‘wider Gaelic games family’

The Cork County Board launched the Cork GAA Strategic Plan 2018-2020 last evening in Páirc Uí Chaoimh, with a commitment to developing a partnership with the “wider Gaelic games family”, including camogie, ladies football, handball, and rounders among the headline items.

The review commits to the creation of a working group involving all the above parties to facilitate greater links between the different groups with a view to having a “partnership initiated by 2019”.

This partnership will aim to manage resources for all groups in terms of knowledge, expertise and, critically, facilities.