AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCroke Park Boxing: Katie Taylor’s promoter Eddie Hearn says her Flora Pili trilogy-style showdown at Croke Park on Saturday is set to be a “great, great night,” with around 80,000 expected and many first-timers to boxing. GAA Support: GPA chief executive Tom Parsons urges the GAA and Government to better back inter-county players who turn down AFL deals, including covering costs like travel and nutrition. Electric Picnic Wrap: Fontaines D.C. closed Electric Picnic in Stradbally with a surprise 2027 Slane Castle announcement, while Mayo champions joined the Saw Doctors on stage. EU Foreign Policy: France and Germany push for tighter EU Commission control of foreign policy, to be discussed by ministers at an informal meeting in Ireland. Digital Rules: The EU designates ChatGPT as a “Very Large Online Search Engine” under the Digital Services Act, alongside Reddit and Roblox. Road Safety in Athlone: Works are nearing completion at the Ballykeeran viewing point on the N55 to improve sightlines and safety. Local Sports: Armagh’s current players back the “Drop Allianz” campaign opposing Croke Park sponsorship.
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