The GAA says it accepts recommendations put forward in the latest effort to resolve a row with residents around Croke Park in Dublin.
LRC Chief Kieran Mulvey has published his report aimed at settling the dispute over the five Garth Brooks concerts next month – and has called for a limit of three concerts in a row from 2017.
He's also proposed a €500,000 legacy fund be provided by the GAA for local projects, to compensate for this summer's disruption.
The GAA hopes all sides will accept Mr Mulvey's recommendations – however one residents group has already slammed the proposals as 'a joke'.
Chairman of the Croke Park Streets Committee – Cashel native Eamon O'Brien – says he's not impressed – particularly over the fund proposal.
