GAA rejects misogyny accusations 'in strongest possible terms'
The GAA's director general said the organization's commitment to inclusion remains firm after comments by former Irish president Mary McAleese, according to BBC Sport.
GAA director general Tom Ryan said the organization rejects accusations of misogyny "in the strongest possible terms," BBC Sport reported.
Ryan said the organization's commitment to integration remains "firm and absolute," in response to comments made by former Irish president Mary McAleese, according to the report.
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