The GAA and Gaelic Players Association today announced the first phase of development programmes for inter-county players.
The programmes, in the areas of education, career training and health and well-being are part of a new player welfare service which is being implemented following last November's interim agreement between the GPA and GAA.
The programmes are designed to assist players with their careers off the field to help support their commitment to Gaelic games at inter-county level.
This is the first stage in the new player welfare scheme with a number of further player development programmes coming on stream throughout 2010.
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