GAA vows to probe 'sectarian abuse' of player

The GAA tonight vowed to probe allegations of sectarianism in their sports after a Protestant hurler quit the sport.

The GAA tonight vowed to probe allegations of sectarianism in their sports after a Protestant hurler quit the sport.

Darren Graham, 25, from Lisnaskea, Co Fermanagh, whose soldier father and two uncles were shot dead by the IRA, said on Wednesday he was hounded out of the games he loved because of his religion.

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