County boards admit to paying GAA managers

High-ranking officials from five county boards have admitted that their board has made payments to senior managers that break GAA rules and could also potentially have serious consequences with the Revenue Commissioners.

County boards admit to paying GAA managers

High-ranking officials from five county boards have admitted that their board has made payments to senior managers that break GAA rules and could also potentially have serious consequences with the Revenue Commissioners.

In a confidential survey carried out by TV3 News, five county boards have revealed that they made payments to a senior manager that contravene GAA rules, while a further two counties would be happy for a third party to make a donation to a manager.

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