'We need to ask the difficult questions of ourselves. What are we? Who are we? Why do we exist?'

Former Armagh star Jarlath Burns is bidding to become one of the youngest Presidents in the GAA's history.

'We need to ask the difficult questions of ourselves. What are we? Who are we? Why do we exist?'

Former Armagh star Jarlath Burns is bidding to become one of the youngest Presidents in the GAA's history. While he has never been a county or provincial chairman, the 52-year-old believes his experiences across various strands of the Association leave him best placed to succeed John Horan as Uachtarán Cumann Lúthchleas Gael.

A balmy June evening last year and a Championship feel around the air of Keeley Park,Silverbridge, south Armagh.

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