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Orla Muldoon: Both men and women built the GAA. It’s time women were given equal treatment
People take criticism of the GAA personally. But institutional misogyny is, by definition, not a personal accusation
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GAA challenges Mary McAleese’s ‘offensive’ suggestion of misogyny at top level
Former president said some within the organisation ‘not entirely happy’ at idea of women in decision-making roles
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GAA reneging on integration is damaging own goal
Did they realise properly funded and promoted women’s sport might surpass the men’s game?
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Does your daughter play camogie or football? Have your say on Mary McAleese’s resignation
Is the setback to Gaelic games integration a ‘slap in the face’ for women who have given so much to the GAA?
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GAA’s commitment to integration under scrutiny
Ironic that row over misogyny erupted in the week Croke Park hosted largest women’s sporting event in GAA’s history
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The Irish Times view on the GAA controversy: equality deferred
The root of the problem appears to lie in how much the amalgamation will cost the GAA
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Orla Muldoon: Both men and women built the GAA. It’s time women were given equal treatment
People take criticism of the GAA personally. But institutional misogyny is, by definition, not a personal accusation