Croke Park
Access debate ruled out
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9.00 News: Annette O'Donnell reports on the decision of the GAA to rule out all motions on the subject at the forthcoming Congress
The GAA has confirmed that there will not be a debate on the controversial issue of opening Croke Park to other sports at this year's congress in Killarney.
Motions from eight counties were ruled out of order.
It means that GAA members will not have an opportunity to debate allowing other games to be played at Croke Park before Easter 2005, unless a special delegate congress takes place in the meantime.
