CPA secretary urges clubs to make voices heard again 

'I have advocated and pushed and been saying it for donkey’s years that there is a very powerful voice there if the ordinary club members of the GAA will only stand up and speak,' said Tommy Kenoy

'I have advocated and pushed and been saying it for donkey’s years that there is a very powerful voice there if the ordinary club members of the GAA will only stand up and speak,' said Tommy Kenoy

Tommy Kenoy, secretary of the disbanded Club Players Association, has urged GAA clubs to ‘stand up and speak’ more often in future and to utilise their ‘powerful voice’.

The CPA, with around 30,000 members, disbanded on Monday night after almost five years of lobbying for a proper fixtures schedule for club players, or to ‘fix the fixtures’.