GAA to give international rules revival green light for next October

AFL chiefs visit Croke Park to discuss plans to travel for series

Senior GAA Correspondent

28 Mar 2025 2:30 AM

The revival of the international rules series has moved a step closer after a meeting between GAA and AFL officials in Dublin yesterday with October of this year in Croke Park now a real possibility.

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