*Photograph: Burren Eye Photography

GAA clubs in Clare are not complying with return to play protocols, a Clare GAA officer has warned.

Several clubs in the county are not adhering with return to play guidelines, Clare GAA IT officer John O’Sullivan told the June meeting of the County Board.

“Up to now members of GAA clubs have to log in and complete a return to play form but a huge number of clubs are not doing this. This return to play form has to be filled out everytime you come to training and for every match and its not happening”, the Ruan delegate explained.

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