The GAA and Government must do everything they can to ensure children travelling from Gaza to Donegal are allowed entry.
That’s according to former Donegal footballer and commentator Brendan Devenney.
It’s after 47 people from the West Bank, including 33 children, had their visa applications turned down by the Irish Immigration Service due to “insufficient documentation”.
At yesterday’s All-Ireland Semi Final in Croke Park, Brendan had the opportunity to speak with GAA President Jarlaith Burns and Taoiseach Micheal Martin about the issue.
He says the group is due to travel tomorrow so something needs to be done soon:
