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'Non-traditional' GAA games to be rolled out in an effort to address drop-out rate
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Cheers, jeers and tears: the GAA's fears over the treatment of Go Games
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Teenage GAA games set for radical rules shake-up
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Teenage GAA games set for radical rules shake-up
A high dropout rate for players aged 13-17 is behind the new approach, which may lead to more small-sided games in a less competitive environment.
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