The John-Connellan led body seeking radical changes to the GAA’s funding model for coaching have been left frustrated after a motion to Congress was ruled out of order for a second time.
Former Westmeath forward, Connellan and his group have called for the GAA to reconsider “in the interest of fair procedures and basic democracy.”
And Connellan has accused the GAA of “sitting idly by” for 15 years while Dublin clubs have “stolen a march” on the rest of the country.