Michael Duignan: Smaller counties should be receiving larger GAA grants

As counties continue to wait on their coaching and development funding due to administrative issues with the new model, Duignan still feels there is disparity in how some monies are distributed to counties albeit not in the new C&D structure.
Michael Duignan: Smaller counties should be receiving larger GAA grants

CHANGE NEEDED: Offaly chairman Michael Duignan. Pic: Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile

Offaly chairman Michael Duignan maintains smaller counties should be receiving larger GAA grants than those who have the means to get by without them.

As counties continue to wait on their coaching and development funding due to administrative issues with the new model, Duignan still feels there is disparity in how some monies are distributed to counties albeit not in the new C&D structure.

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