'Basically recommending nothing' - Cork GAA's Horgan hits out at Croke Park over age-grade options

Pat Horgan, who also chairs Cork’s competitions control committee, said the lack of meaningful change offered in the 22-slide PowerPoint presentation will force clubs and counties to put forward their own age grade motions ahead of next February’s annual Congress.

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Cork GAA vice-chairman Pat Horgan has expressed disappointment with the age grade options circulated by Croke Park, accusing the taskforce of “basically recommending nothing”.

Horgan, who also chairs Cork’s competitions control committee, said the lack of meaningful change offered in the 22-slide PowerPoint presentation will force clubs and counties to put forward their own age grade motions ahead of next February’s annual Congress.