Ulster opposition to GAA players' grants may escalate

One of the driving forces behind Ulster opposition to GAA players' grants could become a high-profile elected official in the North tonight.

Ulster opposition to GAA players' grants may escalate
Sat, 15 Dec, 2007 - 13:16

One of the driving forces behind Ulster opposition to GAA players' grants could become a high-profile elected official in the North tonight.

Mark Durkan is contesting the positions of treasurer and PRO at tonight's Tyrone Convention.

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