Nadine Doherty

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Indo Sport · Mary McAleese v Jarlath Burns | Inside the GAA's integration row · 9 Sep 2026 podcast

But I think she left that meeting just feeling that she couldn't work with, she has outlined the J, any further.

And the fact that this timeline wasn't going to be met, that was agreed upon.

And when that agreement, I think, was broken, that was it for her.

I just think that was the straw that broke the camel's back, I suppose.

Yeah, I think the acceptable standard and the baseline standard, it's all in relation to the elite.

It's all in relation to inter-county players.

And I think the baseline is expenses because as we know, well, as I know, there are still a lot of female players who are essentially paying to play Joe.

And like we both know there isn't one lad in the country who is out any kind of money in terms of playing Gaelic football.

Basically the baseline is expenses, food, travel, strength and conditioning, and so on.

So for that to happen, I mean, you know, I know the GPA have carried out a huge number of surveys and I know, or not surveys, but you know, like data, they've carried out a lot of studies.

And one of them would have been that an extra 1 million

next year would have covered all baseline travel expenses.

And that's basically the equality that I know from a GPA point of view, that's what they were looking for.

So for everything to double overnight, you know, I don't know why Charlotte throws out these figures.

You know, I think a couple of months ago as well,

figure was at 500 million was thrown out for integration to happen.

I mean, you can't just pick these numbers out of the sky.

And, you know, I was listening to you guys last week as well, and Conor McKeown put a perfectly, you know,

about how I'd landed the nature of spending within the GAs, you know, and, you know, I think the consolidated revenue of the GA annually is in around 250 million.

So I would feel money can be found somewhere, Joe, and it can be found somewhere.

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