Conway: GAA have caved in to GPA demands

The GAA have caved in to the demands of the Gaelic Players Association, according to anti-grants campaigner Mark Conway.

Conway: GAA have caved in to GPA demands
Mon, 23 Nov, 2009 - 11:34

The GAA have caved in to the demands of the Gaelic Players Association, according to anti-grants campaigner Mark Conway.

The Tyrone native feels that by offering official recognition to the players body, the GAA have allowed a corporate body gain status within the GAA.

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