Newly elected GAA President Jarlath Burns has reiterated his desire to see the organisation play a more active role in the united Ireland debate.
On Friday evening, the Silverbridge man was elected the new President of the GAA, a role which he will take over when incumbent President Larry McCarthy's reign is over in 2024.
Burns has in the past spoken of his desire to see the GAA play a more active role in helping a united Ireland come to fruition. After his election on Friday, he reiterated this stance that the GAA should not be afraid to take part in the united Ireland debate.