Surprisingly Longford won their battle to retain their existing advertising hoardings at the ground during their televised game with Westmeath in the championship on Sunday.
The Longford board objected to a ruling to cover up existing advertising as they felt that a bit of loyalty was due to the local business people who had stood by the county through thick and thin.
I had written as much this week as there have always been GAA people in business who have put a lot back into the Association and they should not be asked to hide whenever the TV and the big sponsors roll into town.
This is not a question of finance alone it is about a little loyalty to people who will still be around supporting clubs and smaller counties when some of the big sponsors have forgotten how to even spell GAA.
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