Official recognition by Sport England, Scotland, and Wales a 'game-changer' for Britain GAA

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Pictured left to right are Britain GAA Head of Games Development & Operations, Stephen Lavery; Britain GAA Vice-Chairperson, Michael Collins; Britain GAA Children's Officer, Julie Duffy; GAA President, Jarlath Burns; Britain GAA Chairperson, Sean Hopkins; Britain GAA Secretary, Michael Walker; Britain GAA Treasurer, Frank Dillon; Britain GAA CC Delegate, Noel O'Sullivan.  By John Harrington The recognition of Gaelic games as a sport by Sport England, Scotland, and Wales with the Gaelic Games Council of Britain as its national governing body has been hailed as “a game-changer”. They're really proactive and pushing everything we're doing. Everything goes back to our clubs. “We'll be able to get more support and do much more, so it's hugely exciting.”

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