Jarlath Burns Calls Out Sean Cavanagh.

On Saturday night, on ‘The Saturday Game’ on RTE Sean Cavanagh labelled the GAA as one of the richest organizations in the world.

GAA President Jarlath Burns, while speaking to RTE Sport responded that the GAA has 140 million of a turnover of which 83% is given back to members of counties and clubs.

Burns also went on to say

For someone to actually make that comment live on The Saturday game, and considering the business that he is in is just absolutely crazy. We publish our accounts every year on a 176 page document.
GAA President Jarlath Burns speaking to RTE Sport.

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