The days of not having qualified people are gone: Kehoe calls for ‘firm guidance’ on governance

In the wake of controversies at county level, Kilmacud Crokes member and senior investment banker, Joan Kehoe, says grassroots GAA needs governance reform, writes John Fogarty.

The days of not having qualified people are gone: Kehoe calls for ‘firm guidance’ on governance

In the wake of controversies at county level, Kilmacud Crokes member and senior investment banker, Joan Kehoe, says grassroots GAA needs governance reform, writes John Fogarty.

Leading business woman Joan Kehoe is calling on the GAA to show “firm guidance” in the area of governance immediately.

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