Former Dublin boss Pat Gilroy resigns from Croke Park management committee

Gilory cited his opposition to the direction the GAA is taking to generating revenue and possibly paying managers.

RESIGNED: Former Dublin manager Pat Gilroy jas resigned from the Croke Park management committee. Pic: ©INPHO/Oisin Keniry

Former Dublin senior football manager Pat Gilroy has resigned from the management committee of Croke Park, citing his opposition to the direction the GAA is taking to generating revenue and possibly paying managers.

The 2011 All-Ireland SFC winning boss, who also steps away from the GAA’s audit and risk committee, confirmed to the Irish Daily Mirror that he has left Páirc An Chrócaigh Teoranta (PCT) after four years.