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No plans for GAA to punish counties training before September 14

GAA president John Horan said Croke Park have no plans to punish counties who return to collective training before September 14. However, they would welcome information on those that do.

No plans for GAA to punish counties training before September 14

Fri, 26 Jun, 2020 - 13:57

John Fogarty

GAA director of player, club, and games administration Feargal McGill revealed an open draw for the All-Ireland senior football championship was considered during the fixtures press conference at Croke Park. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

GAA president John Horan said Croke Park have no plans to punish counties who return to collective training before September 14. However, they would welcome information on those that do.

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