GAA may see green shoots in Nordic nations

Tony Bass, the chairman of Gaelic Games Europe, has revealed how the global health emergency has brought GAA activity across the 22 countries it represents grinding to a halt.
GAA may see green shoots in Nordic nations
Tue, 14 Apr, 2020 - 20:08
Paul Keane

Tony Bass, the chairman of Gaelic Games Europe, has revealed how the global health emergency has brought GAA activity across the 22 countries it represents grinding to a halt.

The Maastricht-based former Cuala clubman revealed some light at the end of the tunnel, however, with certain regions anticipating a return to action in the foreseeable future.

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