Integration front and centre in GAA's strategic plan

The commitment is one of six areas of key importance identified in the association’s latest strategic report entitled ‘Aontas 2026: Towards One GAA For All’ which was launched on Monday morning at the St Fechin’s club in Louth.
Integration front and centre in GAA's strategic plan

Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael Larry McCarthy and Ard Stiúrthóir of the GAA Tom Ryan with St Fechin's Gaa juvenille players, back row, from left, Aaron Riley and Tom Rock, front row, from left, Tom Riley, Aoibhinn Corrigan, Isobel Walsh, Máire Keane, Doireann Bruton and James Cooney during GAA National Strategy Launch at St Fechin's GAA Club in Termonfeckin, Louth. 

The GAA has prioritised the integration of the three Gaelic games bodies into one at the core of its activities for the next five years.

The commitment is one of six areas of key importance identified in the association’s latest strategic report entitled ‘Aontas 2026: Towards One GAA For All’ which was launched on Monday morning at the St Fechin’s club in Louth.

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