Dublin players and Management all get new Subaru car

[T Fearon]

I see Dundalk FC manager Stephen Kenny got a new sponsored Renault Kadjar today

[shark]

I see Dundalk FC manager Stephen Kenny got a new sponsored Renault Kadjar today

https://twitter.com/obrienmgar/status/826046915305431040

Along with any Westmeath footballer or hurler who wants one. Although they are not free, the players only have to make a small monthly payment. Not on Dublin's level, but better than nothing!

[From the Bunker]

I see Dundalk FC manager Stephen Kenny got a new sponsored Renault Kadjar today

Thing is.....Stephen Kenny goes under the title of (semi) professional. This is expected.

[Croí na hÉireann]

I see Dundalk FC manager Stephen Kenny got a new sponsored Renault Kadjar today

https://twitter.com/obrienmgar/status/826046915305431040

Along with any Westmeath footballer or hurler who wants one. Although they are not free, the players only have to make a small monthly payment. Not on Dublin's level, but better than nothing!

Is that to lease for the year or buy shark?

[Croí na hÉireann]

I see Dundalk FC manager Stephen Kenny got a new sponsored Renault Kadjar today

https://twitter.com/obrienmgar/status/826046915305431040

Along with any Westmeath footballer or hurler who wants one. Although they are not free, the players only have to make a small monthly payment. Not on Dublin's level, but better than nothing!

Is that to lease for the year or buy shark?

Lease I hear, should be some good deals on 1 year old cars in 2018 so.

[manfromdelmonte]

I see Dundalk FC manager Stephen Kenny got a new sponsored Renault Kadjar today

https://twitter.com/obrienmgar/status/826046915305431040

Along with any Westmeath footballer or hurler who wants one. Although they are not free, the players only have to make a small monthly payment. Not on Dublin's level, but better than nothing!

How about the van the county secretary gets to drive around in?
What about the great leader Sean Sheridan? Does he not get one?

[Rossfan]

I see Dublin got €1.4m in games development money last year.
2nd highest Cork €249k.

Meanwhile a study called Ireland (26Cos) 2040 predicts a 750k increase in the States population with 75% occurring in Dublin and adjoining Counties.
It is time for the GAA to start looking ahead and planning for this and other eventualities.
What changes will be needed to Administration and Management structures?
What type of Representative teams will be required?
E.G. will the 32 Counties model have to go?
Split heavily populated Eastern Counties?
Amalgamations of small midland western northern counties?
It's only 23 years away....

[Buttofthehill]

Genuine question...I know it light years away but:
Would it not devalue the competition and lessen its value if, for example, Mayo beat Fingal in an All-Ireland Final?

[Rossfan]

No how would it. If Fingal had 600,000 population and Mayo ( hopefully without west Ros ) had 100,000.
Meanwhile South Ulster, East Connacht, West Leinster would only have 750k between their 12 Counties.
But seriously the GAA need some Committee to consider the long term outlook.

[rosnarun]

more likely if the trend toeard professionalism continues the number of team will be reduced . Its hard on Purely Commercial terms to argue that Cavan hurdlers are the equal of Kilkenny or in football that Roscommon compared to Dublin.
Rugby can just about keep 4 teams going (at least 2 of which are a financial burden) and while  soccer keeps about 20 on life support th best the GAA could keep is 8 to 10

[Jinxy]

Genuine question...I know it light years away but:
Would it not devalue the competition and lessen its value if, for example, Mayo beat Fingal in an All-Ireland Final?

Not for Mayo.

[Main Street]

Genuine question...I know it light years away but:
Would it not devalue the competition and lessen its value if, for example, Mayo beat Fingal in an All-Ireland Final?

Not for Mayo.

Still a big if.