GAA: Louth in favour of abolishing Rule 21

Louth's County Board has voted in favour of the abolition of Rule 21.

Wed, 07 Nov, 2001 - 22:13

Louth's County Board has voted in favour of the abolition of Rule 21.

Delegates discussed the controversial rule which bars British police and army from membership of the GAA, at a meeting tonight and voted for the rule to be abolished.

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