The GPA has promised to be ‘organised and mobilised’ for ‘any eventuality’ going forward.
THE GAELIC PLAYERS Association has promised to be ‘organised and mobilised’ for ‘any eventuality’ in the event that a charter for female inter-county players isn’t delivered soon.
According to a GPA statement last July, an agreement had been reached to put one in place for female players and with a request for ‘funding support for the GAA for the charter implementation’. Advertisement “The closer we get to the return to training without confirmation of funding flows and a charter, the more players are feeling that this isn’t going to be implemented,” said Parsons.
“We will be organised and we will be ready to mobilise,” said Barr. “We will be organised. We are not going to tell you what we are going to do but we are preparing ourselves to be organised for any eventuality – any eventuality.”
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