Cork GAA audit report: No misappropriation of funds but 'serious financial control weaknesses' raised

One key finding of the committee was that the information handover from the retiring officers to the incoming officers was “insufficient and ineffective”

The Cork GAA audit and risk committee has said the discovery of €176,000 in two Cork GAA bank accounts highlighted “a number of failures of governance” and “some serious financial control weaknesses”.

The committee’s final report into the existence of the long-standing accounts and the manner in which they came to light concluded “that there was no misappropriation of any monies”, but was critical of governance inadequacies that require “immediate remediation”.