A new report warns rural depopulation.
Rural GAA Clubs across the country are struggling to survive, according to an Offaly Councillor.
A new report from the GAA, titled 'No one shouted stop', warns rural depopulation is no longer merely a sporting concern, but a national crisis endangering community life.
Tullamore rep for Fine Gael Neil Feighery feels the report overstates the issue in Offaly.
However, he says there are clubs facing severe challenges elsewhere:
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