He says the experienced differences between the professional and amateur set ups
Longford gaelic footballer and GPA rep Mickey Quinn has been sharing his experience of anti-doping mechanisms within the GAA.
The issue is in the news after a Carlow player accepted a 4 year ban for failing a drug test, with the acceptance of that ban not an admission of intentional wrongdoing.
Quinn played Australian Rules Football with Essendon, and says he's experienced differences between the professional and amateur set ups:
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