New York GAA chair Joan Henchy: We are tired of being treated as 'a cash cow' for fundraisers

'It’s over, it’s done, we’re tired — New York is first and we have to look after ourselves'
New York GAA chair Joan Henchy: We are tired of being treated as 'a cash cow' for fundraisers

After the Gaelic Players Association (GPA) last year agreed to give some of the money they raise there to New York GAA, county boards too will have to pay to stage fundraising events in New York as a mark of respect.

New York GAA chairperson Joan Henchy says counties in future will be expected to provide a percentage of funds raised in the city towards the native county board.

The Gaelic Players Association (GPA) last year agreed to give some of the money they raise there to New York GAA, county boards too will have to pay to stage fundraising events in New York as a mark of respect.

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