GAA agree deal to combat violence in International Rules

The GAA have moved to try and end free-for-all brawls in International Rules.

The GAA have moved to try and end free-for-all brawls in International Rules.

At a recent meeting in Dubai, the Association agreed a deal with the AFL whereby any suspensions picked up in future International Series will be enforced in the Aussie Rules Premiership.

An independent video match official will also be appointed for each match and a disciplinary Tribunal will be established.

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