GAA must keep 32-county approach to return to play, Donegal chairman insists

Ulster GAA secretary Brian McAvoy suggested clubs in the North may be able to go back training earlier than those in the 26 counties
GAA must keep 32-county approach to return to play, Donegal chairman insists

Ulster GAA secretary Brian McAvoy suggested clubs in the North may be able to go back training earlier than those in the 26 counties

Donegal chairman Mick McGrath has stressed the importance of the GAA aligning the return to play on both sides of the border.

After Ulster GAA secretary Brian McAvoy suggested clubs in the North may be able to go back training earlier than those in the 26 counties, McGrath expressed his fear such a scenario would cause issues in border counties.

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