Donegal chairman Mick McGrath: Super 8s is a cause worth fighting for

Donegal brought a proposal to Congress in February 2019 to ensure Dublin could not nominate Croke Park as a ‘neutral’ venue
Donegal chairman Mick McGrath: Super 8s is a cause worth fighting for

Mick McGrath, Donegal GAA chairman. Picture: INPHO/Laszlo Geczo

Sat, 02 Oct, 2021 - 07:00
Declan Bogue

Donegal chairman Mick McGrath has revisited the issue of the discontinued Super 8s ahead of next month’s special congress.

At present, two motions are set to be discussed in person on October 23.

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