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GAA President Jarlath Burns reaffirms commitment to integration process

2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 14, 2026, 8:16 PM

Last updated Sep 14, 2026

GAA President Jarlath Burns reaffirms commitment to integration process
Summary

GAA President Jarlath Burns stated that the integration of the Gaelic Athletic Association, Camogie Association, and Ladies Gaelic Football Association is ongoing and aims for a sustainable outcome. This follows former chairperson Dr. Mary McAleese's resignation and her doubts about the GAA's commitment. Burns emphasized that integration is progressing at club levels, with opportunities for both boys and girls. After the missed 2027 deadline, discussions with the Camogie Association and LGFA will continue to promote equity in Gaelic games.

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Key Details
  • •Burns insists integration is not halted despite missed deadlines.
  • •Dr. Mary McAleese resigned as chairperson, citing doubts on GAA's commitment.
  • •Integration seeks sustainability and equality in Gaelic games.
  • •Discussions with Camogie Association and LGFA will continue.
  • •Progress is observed in clubs where boys and girls play together.
Latest Updates
  • 8:16 PMYahoo Sports — GAA remains committed to integration process - Burns
  • 8:15 PMBBC Sport — GAA remains committed to integration process - Burns
What they're saying
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GAA President Jarlath Burns insists the process of integration between Gaelic games' three bodies is not over but the key is to ensure the outcome is "sustainable and robust".

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GAA President Jarlath Burns insists the process of integration between Gaelic games' three bodies is not over but the key is to ensure the outcome is "sustainable and robust".

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