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Coronavirus, clubs, and you: How everyone can play their part in a safe return to GAA

The success of the GAA’s return to play protocols is dependent on clubs following the Association’s guidelines, says senior GAA official Feargal McGill.

Coronavirus, clubs, and you: How everyone can play their part in a safe return to GAA

Fri, 19 Jun, 2020 - 18:27

Michael Moynihan

GAA clubs are preparing for a June 29 return to training

The success of the GAA’s return to play protocols is dependent on clubs following the Association’s guidelines, says senior GAA official Feargal McGill.

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