2023 a break-out year for GAA handball

<p>By Paul Fitzpatrick
While Gaelic football and hurling are the leading GAA codes in terms of participation, 2023 was something of a break-out year for another part of the family – handball.
In 2022, handball came under the wing of the GAA’s Coaching &amp; Games Department and with a long-awaited</p>

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