How GAA grassroots has gone from flattening the coronavirus curve to a steep learning curve

For a club with approximately 1,000 playing members, there’s a truckload of work to get through ahead of June 29. And for those officers overseeing Ballincollig’s return-to-play preparations, the ever-evolving protocols coming down from Croke Park have been both a help and a hindrance.
How GAA grassroots has gone from flattening the coronavirus curve to a steep learning curve

GAA clubs nationwide are preparing for a June 29 return to training. Photo: INPHO/Tommy Dickson
GAA clubs nationwide are preparing for a June 29 return to training. Photo: INPHO/Tommy Dickson

For a club with approximately 1,000 playing members, there’s a truckload of work to get through ahead of June 29. And for those officers overseeing Ballincollig’s return-to-play preparations, the ever-evolving protocols coming down from Croke Park have been both a help and a hindrance.

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