GAA president Larry McCarthy has said that the All-Ireland finals will not be moving back into August in 2023.
Although this has been the first year since the introduction of the split season model, there has been speculation that the showpiece events in both codes, which will be played on July 17 (hurling) and 24 (football), could be moved from July after just one year in order to give more breathing space to the inter-county season.
But McCarthy insists this won’t be the case and when pressed further, he replied: “I’m not the boss. Central Council make that decision on that but we have to let this year go through and look at it.
