GAA's proposed rule changes won't affect Dublin's dominance, says Moyles

A restriction in handpasses, a plan to have all sideline balls kicked forward and a new kick-out rule are among the changes that could be trialled in next year's League campaign.

Wed, 03 Oct, 2018 - 12:45

Former Meath captain Anthony Moyles says the proposed rule changes will do little to curb Dublin's dominance in Gaelic football.

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