The chairman says covid-19 has had a devastating effect on the GAA's finances.
The chairman of Westmeath County Board is warning they're facing a "very substantial six figure loss by the end of the year".
Billy Foley says they're bracing themselves for the devastating long-term impact of the pandemic on the GAA.
He's says keeping games going in the county at present is their priority, and has been paying tribute to the efforts being put in by all involved to keep covid-19 out of their clubs:
Meanwhile, the Club Players' Association have joined the Gaelic Players' Association in backing a split season.
The GAA's Fixtures Review Committee is due to meet tomorrow.
CPA boss Micheál Briody says the current circumstances have presented the GAA with a golden opportunity to trial a clear split in the season.
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