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'Pretty clear' where the GAA would stand on border poll, says President John Horan

GAA president John Horan at the Limavady Wolfhounds GAC yesterday where he officially opened the new gym facilities at the Derry club; pictured with young club members.
Picture: Margaret McLaughlin
Neil Loughran
PRESIDENT John Horan has admitted it is “pretty clear” where the GAA would stand in the event of a future poll on Irish unity – but refused to be drawn on whether the association wou[...]

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