That's according to Westmeath councillor Tom Farrell.
A Westmeath councillor thinks it's very important sporting organisations help out in housing Ukrainian refugees.
The GAA says it was contacted weeks ago by the Government to try and help house them, the IRFU and FAI have also been asked.
The Government's trying to find accommodation for Ukrainian refugees, as 5,000 student units will be needed for the new college term.
Councillor Tom Farrell and former chairman of the Westmeath County Board says it's right the GAA should play its part:
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