Overview
- The senior squad, which sent a letter Tuesday, warned they would not train without a meeting to explain Davy Fitzgerald’s status and resolve gear issues.
- Chairman Seamus McMullan said he could not meet on such short notice due to prior commitments, and players did not train Tuesday night.
- Antrim GAA now denies any decision to remove Fitzgerald and cites a county committee meeting on 27 April to confirm he remains manager.
- The players’ letter alleges a removal was decided then reversed and says some squad members still lack their full training gear under GPA standards.
- The dispute follows a run of defeats in league and Joe McDonagh Cup play, with a trip to face London in Ruislip set for 10 May.