However, it's reported that individual players incur an average net expense loss of €4,602 annually
Inter-county players are generating a total economic impact of €591 million annually.
That's according to a new report released by the Gaelic Players Association today.
Among the key findings, senior inter-county games generated:
- €359 million in direct spending (+51%)
- 4,212 jobs that were directly supported (+53%)
- €353 million in gross value added (+53%)
- €62 million in exchequer impact (+49%)
The economic assessment also claims that individual players incur an average net expense loss of €4,602 annually.
Adjusted for inflation, players are €1,499 worse off than in 2018, largely due to out-of-pocket expenses for training and competing at the elite level.
In a survey of current inter-county players, many spoke of the impact that their playing commitments have on educational and career progression.
Munster Make Ten Changes To Their Team For Saturday's Game Against Exeter
Manchester United Aim To Clear €1.4 Million A Week From Wage Bill For Future Signings
Suncroft's Cian Prendergast Returns To Captain Connacht In Tomorrow's Game Against Sharks
Thursday Morning Sports Update
Kildare U20 Football Team & Panel vs Offaly
Wednesday Morning Sport Update
RG Snyman's Season Ends Due To Injury
