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GAA in front of limited crowds could resume by end of July

Gaelic Games and other team sports such as soccer in front of limited crowds could resume on the week beginning July 20 when phase four of the Government’s planned reopening of the country begins.

GAA in front of limited crowds could resume by end of July

Fri, 01 May, 2020 - 21:07

John Fogarty

Gaelic Games and other team sports such as soccer in front of limited crowds could resume on the week beginning July 20 when phase four of the Government’s

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