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Donegal and Ulster said NO as Proposal B won narrowly but failed to get the 60 per cent needed to win - that 10 percent is a priceless platform for conservatives to keep the status quo. But it was worse in the past as the then suits decreed that you ...

29 Oct 2021 at 14:17

Sport

Donegal will not be supporting either new All-Ireland championship proposal

The Donegal GAA County Executive have said they will “cannot support any notion of amendments or tweaks being made to either proposal” ahead of tomorrow’s Special Congress into restructuring the All-Ireland Football Championship. Proposal B, which ...

22 Oct 2021 at 19:39

Sport

Special GAA Congress gives the go-ahead for rule changes

At a specially convened remote GAA Congress this afternoon, a motion to approve rule changes was unanimously passed. All 67 delegates approved the motion declaring that "Special Emergency circumstances exist which make it impracticable to conduct ...

17 Apr 2020 at 19:23

GAA/LGFA

McShea's Say: It was a Special outcome at Special Congress

A most interesting statistic at the weekend from the Munster GAA Council showed that GAA attendance had spiked by 44pc in 2023 in hurling but plummeted by 47pc in football that season. So, it was very gratifying to see GAA President Jarlath ...

03 Dec 2024 at 10:25

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