"The GAA is prohibited in rule from hosting games other than those under the control of the Association in its stadia and grounds. The Cork County Committee and Central Council have no discretion in this matter.
"Only a change at Annual Congress can alter this situation. Congress takes place in February each year.
"The GAA has sought legal advice around funding received towards the redevelopment of PĂĄirc UĂ Chaoimh and believes it is compliant with the terms and conditions laid down in September 2016.
âThe Association re-affirms its offer to provide hospitality facilities at the venue free gratis to assist fundraising efforts around the Liam Miller Tribute Match and wish the event organisers every success in their endeavours.â
Cork people are very weird. Cork gaa could host this it wouldnât do any harm letting the soccer crowd in for a good cause.
But why donât the scummy soccer crowd just host this in the biggest soccer venue in the country Lansdowne road?
Its very very strange that they would even consi der let alone attempt to host it in some shithole soccer field when they could play it 2 hours up the road and sell 50000 tickets⌠Very strange.
I asked a âsoccer manâ this question today. Apparently the game is on at 3 o clock of a tuesday. There is a big function happening in cork that evening where all the money will be raised
The rapistballers can go fuck for themselves. Theyâre slowly but surely trying to sneak in summer soccer on a nationwide basis, leave it go above in Darndale and leave Dylan, Blake Jayden and Kayden and the council estate chavs have their summer drugdealball, the likes of them are not welcome in the Gaa organization and most certainly are not welcome to play their scumball game in gaa owned grounds.
Obviously itâs a good cause but if you break rules now the scummy soccer crowd will be back with their paw out time and time again.
This should be the kick up the hole they need to sort their shot out. They pay their top man 300k a year and their league is falling apart. They have no decent stadiums and grass roots soccer still has lads getting changed out of the boot of a car.
He must have been on decent money at United, certainly enough to live off comfortably for the rest of his and his familyâs life. Iâll wildly speculate he was on between ÂŁ20k - ÂŁ40k a week at United. Even with 50% tax thatâs still a nice wedge.
Yes he would have. When he signed for utd o neill was seething because hed been offered a big contract there. A chunk of proceeds of this game are going to Marymount hospice but no idea what the split out is