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GAA winter training ban to remain

The GAA's winter training ban will continue as it currently stands for the months of November and December, after a decision by delegates at GAA Congress this afternoon.

GAA winter training ban to remain

Sat, 16 Apr, 2011 - 18:53

The GAA's winter training ban will continue as it currently stands for the months of November and December, after a decision by delegates at GAA Congress this afternoon.

The motion from the Portarlington club in Laois proposed that the training ban be reduced for just the month of November.

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