Longford GAA chief wants government help

Longford chairman Albert Cooney has called GAA members throughout the country to start lobbying local and national politicians to get the Government to plough money into the organisation.
Longford GAA chief wants government help

Longford chairman Albert Cooney has called GAA members throughout the country to start lobbying local and national politicians to get the Government to plough money into the organisation.

Cooney said that Covid-19 has had a huge impact on clubs and county boards and that Government help will be required for them to deal with the impact.

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