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19/10/2021
19/10/2021
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Former GAA President Liam O’Neill is among the committee as well
Carlow GAA have established their consultant committee for the upcoming club forum on October 24 at the Talbot Hotel.
Among those will be Kilkenny Hurling Coach Michael Dempsey, former Kilkenny selector Martin Fogarty and Chairman of the CCCC Ned Quinn.
Former GAA President Liam O’Neill is among the committee as well.
Among the issues to be discussed is the fact that there are currently just four senior clubs in the county of Carlow.
It’s an open forum and Carlow GAA are encouraging people to "be part of the solution".
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This comes after the Governments announcement today that vaccine boosters have been approved for the over 60s.
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