Tommy Kenoy glad club grounds off limits at Congress

One of the major drivers behind the decision in 2005 to amend Rule 42 has expressed his relief that the GAA’s intention to further relax its property regulation stops short of opening club pitches to other sports.

Tommy Kenoy glad club grounds off limits at Congress

One of the major drivers behind the decision in 2005 to amend Rule 42 has expressed his relief that the GAA’s intention to further relax its property regulation stops short of opening club pitches to other sports.

Central Council has put forward a motion to Congress in Wexford tomorrow asking that it be given permission in exceptional circumstances to make GAA property available for “activities other than those controlled by the Association” but only in venues owned by provinces or county boards.

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