evidence: On 23 March 2020, the Irish News published an article, "Co Derry GAA club offers ground as coronavirus field hospital", and quoted a spokesperson from Michael Davitt Gaelic Athletic Club (GAC) in Swatragh: "We would be happy for our premises to be used as a field hospital in the event that its [sic] needed in the impending onslaught from the coronavirus." [...] In a letter (23 March 2020) on the club’s Facebook page, the Michael Davitt GAC Chairman, Cormac McCormack, responded directly to the article, stating that "no contact has yet been made with relevant authorities with regards to any proposals". The letter says that the Club has not ruled out the potential use of the grounds in such a way, and that a consultation is ongoing with the local community and relevant Health Authorities, to establish how it may support the NHS during the COVID-19 crisis. [...] According to Cormac McCormack, the Michael Davitt GAC Chairman, the club contacted the Irish News to find contacts within the health service "to explore various different options" for the club to help address the COVID-19 coronavirus epidemic. However, no decision has been made about how the club may contribute to efforts to support the NHS during the COVID-19 crisis.