GAA's gate revenues for 2018 drop 14%

The figures were released in the GAA’s Financial Report for 2018, which was presented at Corke Park today.

GAA's gate revenues for 2018 drop 14%
Wed, 06 Feb, 2019 - 14:20
Steve Neville

The GAA's overall gate revenues for 2018 has fallen to €26.9m, a decrease of €4.8m from the 2017 figure.

The figures were released in the GAA’s Financial Report for 2018, which was presented at Corke Park today.

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