Gaelic Football: Dublin team may split

Dublin's gaelic football team could be split in two if plans by the GAA Strategic Review Committee are given the go ahead.

Gaelic Football: Dublin team may split
Sun, 20 Jan, 2002 - 09:02

Dublin's gaelic football team could be split in two if plans by the GAA Strategic Review Committee are given the go ahead.

The details of a document drawn up by the committee will be announced this morning.

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