Kevin O'Donovan confident cash flow will keep Cork GAA afloat

With an end of year deficit inevitable for 2020, O’Donovan says Cork are already looking towards the 2021 financial year
EXCITING PARTNERSHIP: Irish Examiner editor Tom Fitzpatrick and Cork GAA chairperson Tracey Kennedy at the launch of the Irish Examiner’s three-year media partnership with Cork GAA, along with Conor Cahalane, St Finbarr’s, Irish Examiner marketing manager Karen O'Donoghue, and Micheal Aodh Martin, Nemo Rangers. Picture: Cathal Noonan

EXCITING PARTNERSHIP: Irish Examiner editor Tom Fitzpatrick and Cork GAA chairperson Tracey Kennedy at the launch of the Irish Examiner’s three-year media partnership with Cork GAA, along with Conor Cahalane, St Finbarr’s, Irish Examiner marketing manager Karen O'Donoghue, and Micheal Aodh Martin, Nemo Rangers. Picture: Cathal Noonan

Cork GAA CEO Kevin O’Donovan has said it is inevitable each county board will record a deficit for 2020.

Following the announcement last November that Cork County Board had recorded losses totalling €559k for 2019, O’Donovan admitted finances in the county were close to “crisis point”.

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