Look the same lads can go in and book the facilities for a game of 5 aside without issue. The money is welcome and the sport, just not another local club.
A choosy whore
Iām not singling out the GAA in this regard, Iām responding to a bigoted rule, if that seems like it is me āsinglingā out the GAA itās because they are the only organization with such a rule, at least they are the only ones implementing it.
As I said, lotās of GAA clubs are utilizing the lights, all weather and showers at Midleton FC, there is no discrimination according to sport
Here is the story
https://www.corkbeo.ie/sport/soccer/kids-out-cold-waterford-soccer-22224956
Waterfordās Bohemian FC were this week told their Academy of 4-10 year-old players couldnāt use Ballygunner GAAās indoor after an anonymous āthird partyā complainer went to GAA HQ to highlight it.
According to GAA rules their facilities arenāt supposed to be open to non-GAA sports, but may be open to other activities if sanctioned by the central council.
Ballygunner GAA are happy to see the kids from Bohemian FC (many of whom also play Gaelic with them), but were threatened with sanctions themselves if they didnāt cut them off.
Defend that, putting under 10ās out into the cold, some lads that play with the club themselvesā¦ youāre defending that. What is broken in you?
if that is good taste youāre welcome to it