The questions Cork GAA must answer
The executive of the Cork County Board met yesterday evening, and the story in these pages earlier in the week surely figured in their discussions.
A quick recap — ahead of the board’s annual convention on December 8, the Irish Examiner revealed that the board’s deficit was €558,000. The board-appointed audit and risk sub-committee sent a report to the executive on December 4, advising it to inform delegates at the convention that the real deficit was more than €2.4m — adding that to do otherwise would be misleading those delegates.
