Retaining their rulebook amongst LGFA's must-haves in integration debate 

Four days after the Ladies Football association voted in favour of one single Gaelic games body, LGFA president Micheál Naughton has stressed the importance of ladies football continuing to be governed by the current LGFA rulebook, in the event of a merger.
Retaining their rulebook amongst LGFA's must-haves in integration debate 

LGFA president Mícheál Naughton during the GAA Congress at NUI Galway Connacht GAA Air Dome Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

The LGFA's terms for integration with the GAA and Camogie Associations include holding onto their rulebook and continuing to have their own President and Congress.

Four days after the Ladies Football association voted in favour of one single Gaelic games body, LGFA president Micheál Naughton has stressed the importance of ladies football continuing to be governed by the current LGFA rulebook, in the event of a merger.

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