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GAA: Louth votes to abolish Rule 21

The Louth County Board has become the latest GAA body to vote for the abolition of Rule 21, which bans members of the British Army and the RUC from joining the GAA.

GAA: Louth votes to abolish Rule 21

Thu, 08 Nov, 2001 - 09:11

The Louth County Board has become the latest GAA body to vote for the abolition of Rule 21, which bans members of the British Army and the RUC from joining the GAA.

Fermanagh, Derry and Armagh have all voted to retain the controversial rule, but several other counties have supported moves to have it abolished.

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