GAA urged to take action to confront sectarianism

An inter-county GAA player who has given up the game because of sectarian abuse is calling on the GAA to confront the problem.

An inter-county GAA player who has given up the game because of sectarian abuse is calling on the GAA to confront the problem.

Twenty-five-year-old Darren Graham, a Protestant who played at under-21 level for Fermanagh in both football and hurling, made the decision to quit after being taunted repeatedly from the stands.

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