McCague warns county boards to watch funds

Outgoing GAA President Sean McCague has warned county boards around the country to tighten their purse strings or face the consequences.

Wed, 12 Feb, 2003 - 13:00

Outgoing GAA President Sean McCague has warned county boards around the country to tighten their purse strings or face the consequences.

Figures released on Monday revealed that no fewer than 19 county boards are operating in the red at present.

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