GAA rulebook to be overhauled

The rules advisory committee, chaired by Liam Keane and featuring former chair and ex-Cork secretary Frank Murphy, have been given the go-ahead to reformat part one of The Official Guide
COMMITTEE: Ex-Cork secretary Frank Murphy is a member of the GAA's rules advisory committee who have been given the go-ahead to reformat part one of The Official Guide, which largely applies to non-playing rules. Pic: Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

COMMITTEE: Ex-Cork secretary Frank Murphy is a member of the GAA's rules advisory committee who have been given the go-ahead to reformat part one of The Official Guide, which largely applies to non-playing rules. Pic: Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

The GAA are to overhaul a large part of their rulebook in the interests of expediency and clarity.

The rules advisory committee, chaired by Liam Keane and featuring former chair and ex-Cork secretary Frank Murphy, have been given the go-ahead to reformat part one of The Official Guide, which largely applies to non-playing rules.

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