Back in 2002 and with rugby’s professionalism lurking and Ireland’s World Cup looming, there was a feeling that GAA in the capital was in trouble. Not everyone agreed: indeed some key names suggested help should come chained to the notion of the county being split, but the Dublin board chair John Bailey still went out with a revolutionary one-team idea and a begging bowl. Both the government, via Bertie Ahern, and the association bought in...
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