Welfare manager warns of anti-doping code

GAA Player Welfare Manager Pauric Duffy has called upon players, team managers and county board officials to be vigiliant of the Irish Sports Council's Anti-Doping Code as the All-Ireland senior football championship begins in earnest next weekend, with matches in both Leinster and Ulster.

GAA Player Welfare Manager Pauric Duffy has called upon players, team managers and county board officials to be vigilant of the Irish Sports Council's Anti-Doping Code as the All-Ireland senior football championship begins in earnest next weekend, with matches in both Leinster and Ulster.

In an email sent to inter-county managers, players and officials on Friday, Duffy outlined that testing has already commenced and that the Anti-Doping Unit of the Irish Sports Council were onsite at the recent National Football and Hurling League Division One finals to conduct tests on players.