GAA President Jarlath Burns suggested this week that tweaks could be introduced to the championship format in 2025.
THE FORMER CHAIRMAN of the Club Players Association , Micheál Briody, says reforming the group “would be easy to do” but is confident that the GAA’s split season format is safe.
Briody’s CPA, which was established in 2016, advocated intensively for the split season structure to be introduced. They achieved that goal in 2021 when their proposal was approved at GAA Congress, prompting the CPA to dissolve in the wake of the decision. “The option is always there but there’s not enough evidence. And in fairness, if they listen to the clubs, democracy of the GAA should win.“So, we get plenty of feedback there from people with different opinions on what we should do or could do, it would be quite easy to do if we wanted to go that route. They’ve been talking about change the last two or three years about bringing All-Irelands back to September or August. It depends on who you listen to and what you read.
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