Croke Park announce massive grassroots funding

About €38m will be ploughed into GAA sports at grassroots levels, it was confirmed today.

Sat, 18 Aug, 2007 - 18:37

About €38m will be ploughed into GAA sports at grassroots levels, it was confirmed today.

Revenue generated from football and rugby internationals being played at Croke Park in Dublin will fund the investment package, to take place over three years.

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