GAA launch 'Game Changer' project to tackle domestic, sexual and gender-based violence

"We have a responsibility to our huge number of female members within the GAA," says Colin Regan, the GAA's Community and Health manager.

GAME CHANGERS: Game Changer is a three-year project seeking to harness the positive influence of Gaelic Games to challenge the social and cultural norms that contribute to gender-based violence and sexual exploitation and aims to deliver positive behaviour change throughout society.

In the period after Ashling Murphy's murder in early 2022, Colin Regan's department in Croke Park was swamped with correspondence, the most it has ever received.

Male members, a lot of them coaches and players, wanted to do something, anything, to help.