Limerick GAA Chairman Cregan: Keeping clubs in existence has to become a priority

The Dromcollogher-Broadford man is aware of the difficulties changing or disbanding decoupling could cause fixture makers and the additional demands it would place on teenagers.
Limerick GAA Chairman Cregan: Keeping clubs in existence has to become a priority

RETURN TO U18: Limerick GAA chairman John Cregan during the launch. Pic: Diarmuid Greene/Sportsfile

Limerick GAA are fulsome in their support for a return to even year under-age grades, according to chairman John Cregan.

However, Cregan believes the terms of decoupling minor and adult may have to be altered should the minor grade be restored from U17 to U18.

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