Clare GAA received the lowest amount of central funding of any county in Munster in 2020.
The findings are contained in the GAA’s annual report published earlier this week.
The GAA has reported a deficit at national level of €34.1 million after 2020 revenue was badly hit by the pandemic.
Clare County Board received just over €396,000 euro from GAA HQ last year – a third of this the basic distribution grant of €130,000 which all counties receive equally.
Just over €67,000 was allocated to games development, while more than €63,000 was given in operating grants.
Competition distribution was almost €56,000, with team and player expenses marking another €35,000. The remaining €50,000 was paid to Clare County Board for rent costs.
No other county in Munster received less than 420,000 last year, with two counties – Kerry and Cork – receiving in excess of half a million euro of central funds.
The GAA’s full annual report can be viewed at this link.
