Seán Kelly: Dublin GAA has had ‘enough help’ now

The former GAA president said that while he supported the extra investment in Dublin initially he would now like to give “weaker counties” a “leg up”

Former GAA prsident Seán Kelly. Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

Former GAA president Seán Kelly, a key figure in securing and distributing extra funding for Dublin GAA in the 2000s, believes they’ve had “enough help” now and don’t need any more.

The Fine Gael MEP was GAA chief between 2003 and 2006 and helped implement the Strategic Review Committee’s recommendation of 2002 to pump extra coaching money into the capital.