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No GAA training for the month of January

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January 6, 2021

THE GAA have released a statement saying inter county training cannot take place for the rest of the month.

County players were due to begin back training on January 15th but with the latest surge in Covid-19 cases across the country, it has decided to push this back.

“The #GAA has taken the decision that there will be no collective training permitted for inter-county teams for at least the remainder of the month of January” a statement read.

“Given the current exceptional rise in infection rates of Covid 19 and the increased risk of community transmission, the GAA has taken the decision that there will be no collective training permitted for inter-county teams for at least the remainder of the month of January.

“In addition, Club and County gyms must stay closed until further notice.

“As previously advised, and under the current Government Regulations in both jurisdictions, neither training nor games are permitted at club level currently.

“Breaches of any of the above provisions will be dealt with under Rule 7.2 (e) “Misconduct considered to have discredited the Association”. The full wording of this Rule and potential penalties are included as an Appendix 1 below.

“Current Level 5 restrictions in the South will run until January 31st at which point the GAA will review the current situation and further advice in this context will be provided.”

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