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A Protestant GAA player who gave up the sport because of sectarian abuse says he is reconsidering his decision after receiving an apology.A Protestant GAA player who gave up the sport because of sectarian abuse says he is reconsidering his decision after receiving an apology.
Darren Graham, 25, who was a baby when his father, who was in the UDR, was killed by the IRA, has met members of the Fermanagh GAA board.Darren Graham, 25, who was a baby when his father, who was in the UDR, was killed by the IRA, has met members of the Fermanagh GAA board.
The Lisnaskea player was encouraged by their commitment to try to rid gaelic football and hurling of sectarianism.The Lisnaskea player was encouraged by their commitment to try to rid gaelic football and hurling of sectarianism.
The board said it condemned abuse of any sort on or off the pitch.The board said it condemned abuse of any sort on or off the pitch.
Mr Graham said while his Lisnaskea team-mates were not involved, the GAA must look at the problem Mr Graham said while his Lisnaskea team-mates were not involved, the GAA must look at the problem.
"I couldn't take any more. Something has to be done to get it out of the sport," he said. "I'm reconsidering. At the end of the day they're showing positive steps forward," he said.
"We sat down and had a discussion over the whole abuse and all that was being carried out on the pitch."