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So proud GAA has showed how inclusive it is

How fitting it is that just two months after launching its Where We All Belong manifesto, the GAA, living up to and acting upon that assertion, will today walk in the Pride parade for the first time.

So proud GAA has showed how inclusive it is

Sat, 29 Jun, 2019 - 00:06

Valerie Mulcahy

By Valerie Mulcahy

How fitting it is that just two months after launching its Where We All Belong manifesto, the GAA, living up to and acting upon that assertion, will today walk in the Pride parade for the first time.

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