Duffy: GAA must reach out to all

The GAA must reach out to all communities if it is to remain a vibrant sporting organisation, its new Director General Paraic Duffy said today.

Duffy: GAA must reach out to all
Tue, 05 Feb, 2008 - 15:39

The GAA must reach out to all communities if it is to remain a vibrant sporting organisation, its new Director General Paraic Duffy said today.

The Co Monaghan official said everybody was welcome to big games at Croke Park including the North's First Minister Rev Ian Paisley.

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