Páraic Duffy (the GAA’s director general) shows The Irish Times a text from a prominent individual whose elderly father lives in London. It reads: “Well done to the GAA for making Gaelic games available to the Irish abroad. My 85-year-old father in London and others like him will no longer have to go to the pub to watch any championship game. Contrasts with RTÉ’s shameful negligence of the Irish in Britain. All the talk about children having to go to pubs; one would think that nobody in the country had a Sky subscription.
Posted on: Sun, 20 Apr 2014 22:02:30 +0000
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