Cork GAA CEO pleads with clubs to meet on 'most urgent and important issue' facing the Association

In light of the age grade proposals circulated by Croke Park two weeks ago, Cork GAA will hold two special meetings later this month to reach a consensus on the majority view of Cork clubs as to what age minor should be set at.
Cork GAA CEO pleads with clubs to meet on 'most urgent and important issue' facing the Association

PRESSING MATTER: Cork GAA secretary Kevin O’Donovan says the age grade question is the most important issue now facing the GAA. 

Finding the most suitable age grades for players in the 17-20 bracket is the “most urgent and important issue” facing the GAA at present, Cork county board secretary Kevin O’Donovan has said.

In light of the age grade proposals circulated by Croke Park two weeks ago, Cork GAA will hold two special meetings later this month to reach a consensus on the majority view of Cork clubs as to what age minor should be set at.

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