County Boards will have 11 weeks to run of their championships.
Croke Park publishing potential dates for club and inter-county championships is a big relief to the GAA community.
That's the view of Offaly hurler Sean Dolan.
With facilities closed for the last number of months, players at all levels have been forced to get creative in an attempt to keep match.
The proposed format will see county boards given 11 weeks to run off local championships before county panelists will be expected to head straight into a condensed All Ireland series.
The St.Rynaghs clubman says this will put increased pressures on a number of different areas:
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