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GAA: Walshe withdraws bid for GAA presidency

Sean Kelly’s campaign for the presidency of the GAA at this weekend’s annual congress received a boost yesterday after GAA trustee Noel Walshe withdrew from the race.

GAA: Walshe withdraws bid for GAA presidency

Tue, 09 Apr, 2002 - 09:36

Sean Kelly’s campaign for the presidency of the GAA at this weekend’s annual congress received a boost yesterday after GAA trustee Noel Walshe withdrew from the race.

Walshe will now concentrate on the motion to change Rule 42, which he initiated through his home club, St Joseph’s of Co Clare.

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