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Tyrone board pass motion against grants to GAA players

Tyrone has become the latest county board to pass a motion against grants to GAA players.

Wed, 12 Dec, 2007 - 13:32

Tyrone has become the latest county board to pass a motion against grants to GAA players.

At their County Convention overnight, the Red Hand County followed Derry and Down in voting against the scheme.

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