It follows criminal probes into officers who joined in celebrations of Armagh’s all-Ireland win.
GAA delegates included President Jarlath Burns , Provincial Secretary Brian McAvoy and Sports Administration Manager Geraldine McKavanagh
The footage was commended by some nationalist politicians as evidence of just how far community relations have come in a Republican area once considered so hostile to the authorities, it was policed from heavily reinforced watch towers and the skies. DUP leader Gavin Robinson said he had left Mr Boutcher in “no doubt” of the “need to reaffirm confidence in the PSNI’s impartiality, integrity, and professional standards”.Following the visit GAA President Jarlath Burns said: “We were delighted to welcome the Chief Constable to Armagh to discuss matters of importance to the GAA and our ongoing initiatives.
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