GAA task force to discuss new rule

The GAA's Football Rules Task Force will meet tonight to discuss the controversial new sin bin rule, but the Association has revealed that no decision regarding a change in the rules will be made.

GAA task force to discuss new rule
Mon, 17 Jan, 2005 - 18:30

The GAA's Football Rules Task Force will meet tonight to discuss the controversial new sin bin rule, but the Association has revealed that no decision regarding a change in the rules will be made.

The rules, currently being used in the provincial competitions (except the Dr McKenna Cup), have been criticised during their three-week existence.

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