New GAA programme hopes to foster social inclusion in young amid increasing 'bankrupt society'

Irish society is bankrupt, fears Pat Daly, who is heading up the new GAA ‘Going Well’ programme aimed at cultivating well-being among secondary school students.

New GAA programme hopes to foster social inclusion in young amid increasing 'bankrupt society'

Irish society is bankrupt, fears Pat Daly, who is heading up the new GAA ‘Going Well’ programme aimed at cultivating well-being among secondary school students.

Daly senses young people reaching out to the GAA for leadership and believes the association can still be a powerful force for social inclusion. But only if it returns to its roots and resists an emphasis on a narrow elite.

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