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GAA players 'may seek compensation for intrusion of social media'

A leading GAA official believes it is only a matter of time before players seek compensation for the intrusion into their lives by social media.

GAA players 'may seek compensation for intrusion of social media'

Fri, 01 Jan, 2016 - 12:55

By Declan Rooney

A leading GAA official believes it is only a matter of time before players seek compensation for the intrusion into their lives by social media.

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