Mr. Noel Quinn:

All our accounts are audited and publicly available. We are volunteer-led and driven, so it is important they are assured we are repurposing the money in the right places. I mentioned the figure of 82 cent in every euro earlier and gave examples around player welfare, Gaelic games development pathways and coaching in schools. The GAA, LGFA and Camogie Association are separate associations. Thankfully, we are barrelling towards integration in 2027, which is fantastic. The key point, speaking from a club level, is when the GAA invests in a county and a club, my daughters and wife will benefit from that. Indirectly, LGFA and Camogie Association members benefit, which can only be a good thing. It is publicly available. I am happy to supply a breakdown at a later point.