Ten ways the GAA may look to transform the calendar

Ten ways the GAA may look to transform the calendar

UP FOR GRABS: Graigue Ballycallan’s Conor Flynn battling for the ball with Bennettsbridge players, from left, Enda Morrissey, Aidan Cleere, and Nicky Cleere in yesterday’s Kilkenny SHC round 1 match in Nowlan Park. Picture: David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

Later this week, the GAA’s director of player, club and games administration Feargal McGill is expected to bring forward a split season proposal. It is a working document after the national fixtures task force earlier this month wholeheartedly endorsed the GPA and GAA president John Horan’s support for the concept.

So what comes first, the club or the county season? 

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