At Congress 2005, the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) adopted an Arbitration Rule and a Disputes Resolution Code.
It also established the Disputes Resolution Authority (DRA) to implement the Code. The DRA is independent of the GAA and maintains a panel of Arbitrators from which it establishes Arbitration Tribunals to deal with disputes referred to it. The Panel comprises Solicitors, Barristers, Arbitrators and persons 'who, by virtue of their experience and expertise in the affairs of the Association, are properly qualified to resolve disputes relating to the Rules of the Association'.
Our Latest Statements / Decisions
DRA03-2022 Cumann Naoimh Padraig An Caisleán Glas v. Tyrone CCC and Ulster HC —and— DRA07-2022 DM v. Tyrone CCC + Ulster HC + Tyrone HC
Read statementDRA15-2021 Orla Cronin v The Camogie Association + NTHDC + NFAC
Read statementDRA15-2021 Orla Cronin v The Camogie Association + NTHDC + NFAC
Read statementDRA17/2020 – Moycullen Hurling GAA v. Galway CCC and Connacht HC
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