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Noel Quinn, head of GAAGO: "We feel we have the balance right here." Photo: Sportsfile — © SPORTSFILE
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The Butterfly Effect. On Sunday night, Dónal Óg Cusack accused the GAA of “failing hurling” and RTÉ, in whose Dublin 4 studio he sat at the time, of “exploiting” the game in order to get GAAGO off the ground.
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