The 'Green Proposal' for a reform of the All-Ireland senior football championship will go to a vote at Congress next month after it was backed by the GAA Central Council on Saturday.
Two proposals were put to the Council, the 'Red Proposal' - a slightly revamped version of Proposal B which was defeated at Special Congress last October - and the 'Green Proposal', a plan roughly based on the vision of former GAA President Sean Kelly.
The ‘Green Proposal’, which got the support of the GPA during the week, would see the League stay as it is and played from January to April.
