Former Kerry chief fears for New York GAA’s future

Unless a new approach to Gaelic games in New York is adopted, there will be no GAA in the Big Apple in 10 years time.
Former Kerry chief fears for New York GAA’s future
Tue, 31 Mar, 2020 - 20:39
Eoghan Cormican

Patrick O’Sullivan: The association has to come to New York and take control of which direction they are going.
Patrick O’Sullivan: The association has to come to New York and take control of which direction they are going.

Unless a new approach to Gaelic games in New York is adopted, there will be no GAA in the Big Apple in 10 years time.

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