Investigation launched as GAA club complain members told not to speak Irish during a match

To “actively support the Irish language and Irish culture” is listed as one of the aims of the GAA

Investigation launched as GAA club complain members told not to speak Irish during a match

Na Piarsaigh GAA Club in Connemara have made a complaint to the Galway County Board, claiming their players and officials were told to stop speaking Irish during a Junior Championship game.

The Gaeltacht club were playing Salthill Knocknacarra in the Junior A Football Championship West at the weekend and have said that the referee was unhappy that their players and mentors were communicating in Irish.

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