Former GAA disputes official: Kildare have strong case against Croke Park

Former Disputes Resolution Authority secretary Jack Anderson believes Kildare have a strong case to contest the GAA’s decision to arrange their All-Ireland SFC qualifier for Croke Park instead of St Conleth’s Park.

Former GAA disputes official: Kildare have strong case against Croke Park
Tue, 26 Jun, 2018 - 11:42
John Fogarty

By John Fogarty

Former Disputes Resolution Authority secretary Jack Anderson believes Kildare have a strong case to contest the GAA’s decision to arrange their All-Ireland SFC qualifier for Croke Park instead of St Conleth’s Park.

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CourtsGaaKildare GAAPlace: Croke ParkPlace: St Conleth’s ParkPlace: LimerickPlace: NewbridgePerson: Former Disputes Resolution Authority secretaryPerson: Jack AndersonPerson: John FogartyPerson: AndersonEvent: All-Ireland SFCEvent: All-Ireland Qualifier SeriesEvent: All-IrelandOrganisation: GAAOrganisation: KildareOrganisation: Resolution AuthorityOrganisation: Central Competitions Control CommitteeOrganisation: CCCCOrganisation: Melbourne Law SchoolOrganisation: Court of Arbitration for SportOrganisation: Central CouncilOrganisation: Provincial Competitions Control CommitteeOrganisation: DRAOrganisation: CCCOrganisation: Kilcoo GACOrganisation: DownOrganisation: Ulster HCOrganisation: PaperTalkOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: Cluxton
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