Culhane: Galway GAA 'has fallen behind in a lot of different ways'

Galway GAA has to move into the 21st century, according to Mick Culhane, who will contest the chairmanship of the Galway county board next Monday.

Culhane: Galway GAA 'has fallen behind in a lot of different ways'

Galway GAA has to move into the 21st century, according to Mick Culhane, who will contest the chairmanship of the Galway county board next Monday.

Businessman Culhane, who will go up against the incumbent, Pat Kearney, at Monday’s convention in Salthill, says Galway GAA “has fallen behind in a lot of different ways”. If elected, Culhane has vowed that all board activity will be “completely transparent”.

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