How much will the GAA change before it turns 150?

As the 2034 committee are shortly expected to reveal their report, which of the 62 proposals formulated in January 2018 may be revisited? John Fogarty analyses 10 of their key conclusions

GAA president Larry McCarthy heads up the committee aimed at producing a GAA blueprint for the next five years, which includes former Dublin senior football and hurling manager Pat Gilroy, ex-Kerry chairman Tim Murphy, the ESRI’s Elish Kelly, and former Cork footballer Conor McCarthy. Picture: INPHO/James Crombie

“I haven’t looked at it since it was created,” GAA president Larry McCarthy said back in February of the “Towards 2034 — the 150th anniversary of the GAA” report commissioned by former president Aogán Farrell.

“I’ll dust it off and see what is in it but I won’t comment on the content of it because I haven’t read it in a while.”