Despite a tough year on the field, Wexford GAA’s bank balance looks healthy in 2020 even with a global pandemic in place.
The recent management committee meeting heard that the county board achieved a surplus of just over half a million euro in this year of lockdown, disruption, and severely curtailed GAA activity.
Overall, the 2020 accounts are up €507,228, an increase of over 37% on last year.
A bulletin released this morning also mentions that a 220,000 Sports Capital Grant for the Ferns centre of excellence still needs to be drawn down.
The lack of team expenditure is being touted as a large reason for the positive figures but an exact number has yet to be released.
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