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  • GAA seeks clarity on latest Covid-19 restrictions
    The GAA has said "it remains impossible to plan a revised Master Fixtures calendar for 2021" as they seek clarity from the Government around the latest Covid-19 restrictions.
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    GAA President John Horan is "confident" that all inter-county and club competitions will be run off this year if competitions can "get going in May".
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    Yesterday's Government announcement on the latest national roadmap raised more questions than answers from a GAA point of view.
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    The GAA will remain out of action until at least after Easter after Taoiseach Micheál Martin announced an extension of the current Level 5 Covid restrictions.
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    Recent heavy rainfall has left many GAA grounds across the country badly affected by flooding - one of the worst hit was Glenflesk in Kerry, with the training pitch completely submerged in water.
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