Jack Anderson: Nudging, not pushing, for change is Tom Ryan’s remit

Last week, the GAA reported on the organisation’s activities for 2019. The GAA’s financial review for the year showed that it is in robust health, recycling an environmentally-friendly 84% of its €73.9m in revenue back into GAA units, writes Jack Anderson.

Jack Anderson: Nudging, not pushing, for change is Tom Ryan’s remit

Last week, the GAA reported on the organisation’s activities for 2019. The GAA’s financial review for the year showed that it is in robust health, recycling an environmentally-friendly 84% of its €73.9m in revenue back into GAA units.

The exception on the financial front may the red and white light still flashing from Páirc Uí Chaoimh, which, like the holidaying family’s faulty house alarm, has left the neighbourhood annoyed and resentful.

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