Plans to introduce gaelic games to Limavady Grammar School have been dropped after objections from teachers and parents, according to the GAA.
Chris Collins from the Derry County Board said he was to meet pupils on Wednesday, but it had been cancelled.
Mr Collins said he was "disappointed that people aren't living in the 21st century and moving forward a wee bit".
However, principal of Limavady Grammar School Sam McGuinness said he would like to see gaelic games at the school.
Assembly member John Dallat said he had met Mr McGuinness twice to discuss the provision of gaelic games at the school.
He said he was "disappointed" the issue had not been resolved, and said he has asked for another meeting.
"I hoped the matter would be dealt with and Limavady Grammar school would meet the sporting and cultural needs of all its pupils," he said.
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