‘Trust and transparency go hand in hand’

Club Players Association (CPA) chairman Micheál Briody has slammed the way in which CPA executive member Liam Griffin was treated at Congress on Saturday.

Griffin, Wexford’s 1996 All-Ireland winning manager, presented a CPA motion on voting transparency at Congress, which had been backed by his St Mary’s, Rosslare club and his county.

Cork chairperson Tracey Kennedy and Europe board chairman Tony Bass spoke against the motion, the latter describing it as “a Trojan horse” which would lead to “witch-hunts”.