The Football Review Committee

Seán Moran: Congress a crash course in GAA’s deficiencies

It took nearly 10 years to address player burnout and now it’s the club players’ turn to wait

Jarlath Burns favours deferred introduction of mark

Proponent of reform says next January the better option for bringing in change

Calendar year for club competitions shelved

Proposed new timing of championships to be delayed for year until further talks

Paul Earley believes excessive hand-passing threatens football’s ‘core values’

Former FRC member says GAA needs to conduct annual review of how the game is played

Páraic Duffy says GAA to tackle fixtures and welfare issue this year

Annual report also stresses the need to exploit Croke Park commercially

Club hurling and football championships may be completed within calendar year

Mooted Central Council proposal would see an end to the traditional All-Ireland club finals on St Patrick’s Day by 2016

Restricting the club championships within calendar year another success for the FRC

Move has been strongly supported by people associated with successful clubs like Crossmaglen and St Brigid’s

End to St Patrick’s Day finals

Club championship to play out within calendar year

Pat McEnaney accepts black-card enforcement needs to improve

National Referees Committee chair says, “we need to get better” after early championship controversies

Cork’s Aiden Walsh to complete dual mandate

All-Ireland football winner in 2010 to make first championship start against Waterford

Cavan board may be asked to assist referee abuse investigation

GAA calls off introduction of hooter clock in this year’s championship

Concerns over timewasting spurs delay until 2015

Not a revolution but black card is a step in the right direction

In spite of warnings that players may take a black card for the team, evidence suggests otherwise

‘No limits’ on work of GAA’s minor age grade review committee

Success rate of proposals at congress satisfies law makers

Improved drafting process sees 78 per cent of motions steered through

Eddie Keher’s ideas have kick-started a debate on the future of the game

From an administrative point of view, how great is the gulf between football and hurling?

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