Farrell: GPA getting overwhelming interest from players

Gaelic Players Association chief Dessie Farrell has reported phenomenal interest in the players' group in recent times.

Farrell: GPA getting overwhelming interest from players
Fri, 13 Feb, 2004 - 15:39

Gaelic Players Association chief Dessie Farrell has reported phenomenal interest in the players' group in recent times.

The GPA's AGM takes place 'at a midlands venue' in April and between now and then Farrell will take his association on the road for a series of provincial meetings.

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