"The LGFA has increased the mileage rate paid to its management committee and those who sit on national subcommittees, at a time when the association does not pay its inter-county players a cent in travel expenses.
The mileage rate increase from 30c to 40c per kilometre was approved at the June meeting of the LGFA Central Council and is paid for journeys undertaken as part of a person's management or committee role.
The 25% mileage rate increase was agreed following a discussion on the current cost of fuel.
The LGFA management committee includes the current president Mícheál Naughton, Chief Executive Helen O'Rourke, the four provincial presidents, and two national treasurers."
Awful carry on, should all horsed out.. Should county teams protest, refuse to play, be the only way to get them out and sort out the badly run LGFA
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"The LGFA has increased the mileage rate paid to its management committee and those who sit on national subcommittees, at a time when the association does not pay its inter-county players a cent in travel expenses.
The mileage rate increase from 30c to 40c per kilometre was approved at the June meeting of the LGFA Central Council and is paid for journeys undertaken as part of a person's management or committee role.
The 25% mileage rate increase was agreed following a discussion on the current cost of fuel.
The LGFA management committee includes the current president Mícheál Naughton, Chief Executive Helen O'Rourke, the four provincial presidents, and two national treasurers."
Awful carry on, should all horsed out.. Should county teams protest, refuse to play, be the only way to get them out and sort out the badly run LGFA"
What rate do the GAA central council get compared to players?
Eoghan Cormican needs to change his calculator if he thinks 10/30 is 25%.
Major upsets at the w/e; Dublin and Cork beaten, both were huge favourites. Meath now the front-runners to retain their title, but any of the four could win