Theyāll have to go
Tis slim pickings when the GAA shame in 2 consecutive stories is the GAA/GAA figures housing asylum seekers.
Give it time, Tis the season
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Fellas are getting impatient
The lashing out is a sad but necessary by product of quarter final eliminations
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It wont need to be encouraged, a few reports already from around Leinster of aggro during and after games now weāre into Leinster comps. Itāll be skin and hair the next few weeks
Eh, a ref was assaulted on Sunday
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Iād leave that one off pal, itās a sad story.
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Makes it all the more confusing why lads are having a go because asylum seekers are being provided accommodation - you would wonder about some fellas.
Hearing thereās more to come on this one 
Donāt know if this has been brought up elsewhere. I usually canāt stand this fella but stumbled upon this. Shameful proposal by the GAA.
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Whoās the brains behind this proposal? Youād imagine the incoming president will shoot it down to win a few handy plaudits early on
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Dunno the fuck lad. As I said I stumbled on it. Threw it up here to see if anyone else knew of it. Whats the point in the Paudie Butlers and Martin Fogartys of this world if this is the end result?
Longford, Leitrim and Louth are the brains behind this. They suggested it.
I can sort of see their point. The county sides are relatively not very good, get beaten, and questions the setup, so the county board has to stump up more money which they either donāt have or donāt want to spend.
Itās the price of the average county setup now is shocking.
If thatās the case, get rid of the majority of football teams as they get beaten too.
A friend messaged Martin Fogarty about it two days ago and it was the first he heard about it. He replied saying the top brass donāt give a fuck about hurling and hurling development
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Laois, Leitrim, Wickla, Cavan, Longford be fucked altogether
This isnāt coming from āthe top brassā though. This is coming from the county boards Iād wager.
Iām not at all saying itās right, but you can sort of see where it comes from, a county with 10 or 15 (or more) football clubs, and two or three hurling clubs will obviously not want to divide money equally between hurling and football. The counties involved will not be wealthy, theyāll be trying to eke out their resources, and the county boards will obviously be dominated by football people.
Most are extremely well intentioned, itās just that they fight their own corner.
It is the spiralling expense of running county sides is at the root of it.
Thereās a lot of football lads would consider hurling an alien sport which has nothing to do with them, and vice-versa.
Itās a shame thereās only one elite GAA county which is competitive in both, but even Galway have elite level rubby, soccer, rowing etc to keep their wagons and assorted wooden caravans circling.
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Sugar daddies are great arenāt they