GAA to debate opening Croke Park to other sports

The GAA is set to debate the opening of Croke Park to other sports at its annual congress in April, it emerged today.

Wed, 16 Feb, 2005 - 12:22

The GAA is set to debate the opening of Croke Park to other sports at its annual congress in April, it emerged today.

Eleven counties – among them Roscommon, Clare, Cavan, Offaly, Kerry, Galway, Dublin and Laois – re-submitted motions on Rule 42, which states that Croke Park and other GAA-owned grounds can only be used for GAA activities.

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