GAA want IR 2003 played in Australia

GAA officials are believed to be holding firm over plans to travel to Australia for next year's International Rules series.

Tue, 22 Oct, 2002 - 14:21

GAA officials are believed to be holding firm over plans to travel to Australia for next year's International Rules series.

The Aussies are expecting to have problems hosting the series because of the 2003 Rugby World Cup which is being staged at various grounds in Australia.

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