Parents of minor players will be allowed attend behind closed doors GAA games

One parent or guardian per player will be allowed to attend provincial and All-Ireland minor championship games
Parents of minor players will be allowed attend behind closed doors GAA games

Cork are defending All-Ireland minor football champions. Picture: Eddie O'Hare

Parents of inter-county minor players will be permitted entry to provincial and All-Ireland minor championship games in the coming weeks.

The current Level 3 restrictions state inter-county fixtures must take place behind closed doors, but because inter-county minor involves players aged 17 and younger, one parent or guardian per player will be allowed to attend games.

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