GAA agree to raise Hill 16 barrier
Updated: Saturday, 07 Aug 2010 14:25
The Central Council of the GAA have endorsed a recommendation to increase the height of the front barrier at the Hill 16 end in Croke Park to 2.8metres.
The decision has been made after the unsavoury incidents that followed Meath’s victory in the Leinster Senior Football final as referee Martin Sludden was attacked by supporters.
GAA President Christy Cooney warned last month that something had to be done about pitch invasions for the safety of players and fans.
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