GAA presidential candidate Derek Kent: 'I don't believe in integration coming down from the top'

GAA presidential candidate wants association to give and get more value.
GAA presidential candidate Derek Kent: 'I don't believe in integration coming down from the top'

Derek Kent speaking during the Leinster Irish Life GAA Healthy Clubs Recognition event. Pic: Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

GAA presidential candidate Derek Kent insists integration can’t be implemented from the top down.

In an interview with Liam Spratt on South East Radio, Leinster chairman Kent has questioned the practicality of the current process to amalgamate the GAA, Ladies Gaelic Football Association and The Camogie Association by 2027.

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