Delaney: Property use rule was always going to bite GAA

One of the leading architects behind the opening of Croke Park regrets it took the Liam Miller charity game for the GAA to change their property use rule.

Delaney: Property use rule was always going to bite GAA

One of the leading architects behind the opening of Croke Park regrets it took the Liam Miller charity game for the GAA to change their property use rule.

Twenty years on from proposing Central Council be allowed make GAA grounds available to other sports, Anthony Delaney wishes the decision had been made by the organisation when it had the opportunity to do so at previous Congresses.

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