Early Christmas cheer for Munster GAA projects as €1.3m allocated in development grant scheme

Christmas has come early for the grassroots GAA in Munster with over €1.3m allocated in this year's development grant scheme.

Thu, 12 Dec, 2019 - 10:39

Colm O’Connor

Christmas has come early for the grassroots GAA in Munster with over €1.3m allocated in this year's development grant scheme.

The funding - which comes from Central Council and Munster GAA - is for club and school capital development projects across the Province.

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