Unlimited Subs among the changes proposed to underage GAA following Louth Strategic Review
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The world has of GAA has been in the doldrums for the whole of 2021, with the start of the National League in February postponed due to another Lockdown, before again being put on the backburner when inter county stars lost their ‘elite status’ in March.
But finally there seems to be light at the end of the tunnel with county panels back training and the new GAA calendar released giving supporters something positive to look forward to in the Summer.
While all the attention on the county has surrounded the Senior team and what success Mickey Harte might bring to The Wee County, in the background a Strategic Review was under way to see what the county board could do to improve the fortunes of the sport in Louth.
Louth aim for long term success as Strategic Review launched
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Louth GAA chairman Peter Fitzpatrick has insisted the county’s new stadium project will start in September.
With GAA infrastructure projects around the country set to grind to a halt as Croke Park looks to tighten its belt to help it ride out the financial mess created by the pandemic, Fitzpatrick insisted that the county was determined to get their planned €12m development off the ground towards the end of this year.
Louth acquired a 14 acre site in Dundalk in late 2018 and plan to fund the project with an even three way split between themselves, Croke Park and government funding.