Donegal defender Paddy Campbell had his appeal against a four-week ban rejected by the GAA's Central Appeals Committee last night.

TJ Ryan has announced his retirement from inter-county hurling just days after Limerick's All-Ireland SHC quarter-final defeat to Cork.

TONY McENTEE looks likely to be ruled out of Armagh’s Bank of Ireland All-Ireland Football quarter-final against either Kerry or Longford at Croke Park on August 5.

NATIONAL LEAGUE champions Kilkenny have made wholesale changes on their team to play Galway in the All Ireland Hurling quarter-final in Thurles on Saturday.

Matty Forde has been hit with a 12-week ban and misses Wexford's football qualifier against Fermanagh this evening.

Star defender Anthony Lynch is eligible to play for Cork in tomorrow's Munster SFC final replay after surprisingly winning his appeal against suspension last night.

Matty Forde is still available to play in Wexford's Football Qualifier against Fermanagh this evening after being unavailable for last night's disciplinary meeting.

WEXFORD football star Mattie Forde will this week discover if he is to face a disciplinary charge arising from the controversial incident in the Leinster football semi-final against Offaly on Sunday week last.

Offaly defender Scott Brady's impending suspension will run out at midnight on Saturday week, freeing him to play against Dublin in the Leinster SFC final the following afternoon.

Wexford will be able to call upon the services of star forward Matty Forde for Saturday's All-Ireland SFC qualifier against Monaghan, despite allegations of a stamp on Offaly full-back Shane Sullivan last weekend.

The GAA's Central Disciplinary Committee has imposed a three-month ban on Carlow hurler Rory Dunbar. The player had been sent off in Carlow's Christy Ring Cup game with Wicklow on June 3.

Carlow full-back Mark Brennan has failed in his bid to have a four-week suspension quashed by the GAA's Central Disciplinary Committee.

Tyrone full-forward Kevin Hughes has had his suspension from the Red Hands' All-Ireland first-round qualifier confirmed.

Waterford hurler Eoin Kelly is to miss out on the Munster Championship after being handed a 12 week suspension from the GAA’s Central Disciplinary Committee.

CAVAN will be without Anthony Forde for Sunday’s NFL tie against Waterford in Breffni Park after he received a 12-week suspension following his sending off in the game against Sligo on March 12.

Cavan captain Anthony Forde will miss his side’s Ulster championship first round clash with Down on May 7 after being banned for 12 weeks.

Tyrone manager Mickey Harte has kept Kevin Hughes, Michael McGee and Owen Mulligan on his bench for Sunday's NFL Division 1A tussle with Offaly (Tullamore, throw-in 2.30pm).

THE GAA’s Central Appeals Committee meet tomorrow night to hear the appeals of the seven Dublin and Tyrone players suspended in the wake of the Healy Park dust-up.

ULSTER GAA secretary Danny Murphy has warned the decision to open up Croke Park for rugby and soccer threatens to divide the Association in the province.

ALL seven players from Dublin and Tyrone have appealed the suspensions imposed by the Central Disciplinary Committee arising out of their investigation of the incidents in the February 5 NFL between the counties in Omagh.

TEAMS found guilty of serious misconduct should be penalised points and prevented from playing matches at home for a limited period of time, according to GAA president Sean Kelly.

DUBLIN and Tyrone are considering whether to appeal the penalties imposed by the Central Disciplinary Committee (CDC) yesterday.

Three Dublin and three Tyrone footballers have each been banned for two months over their involvement in a match brawl earlier this month, the GAA confirmed today.

The Central Disciplinary Committee of the GAA meet today to consider what penalties will be handed out to the nine Tyrone and Dublin footballers charged with causing the violent clashes that marred the two sides' league meeting earlier this month.

MEATH footballer Mark Ward has received an eight-week suspension from the Central Disciplinary Committee.

The GAA's Central Disciplinary Committee have confirmed a number of suspensions.

FOUR of the nine Dublin and Tyrone footballers charged yesterday with offences relating to the incidents in last week's torrid League tie in Omagh are facing the threat of lengthy suspensions.

THE initial meeting of the GAA’s Central Disciplinary Committee investigation of last Sunday’s incidents in Omagh brought some good news for the Dublin management and specifically leading forward Alan Brogan.

The GAA confirmed this afternoon that it may be some time before the Central Disciplinary Committee completes its investigation into the violence that marred Sunday’s Tyrone v Dublin Allianz League game.

THE GAA’s disciplinary body, the Central Disciplinary Committee (CDC), tonight begins the investigation of the controversial NFL tie between Tyrone and Dublin in Omagh last Sunday.

REFEREES’ boss, Fr Seamus Gardiner, yesterday defended Paddy Russell’s handling of Sunday’s ill-tempered NFL clash between Tyrone and Dublin.

Tyrone trio Sean Cavanagh, Brian Dooher and Stephen O'Neill will be back in the yellow and black colours of Ulster on Saturday.

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Down's hurlers have turned down the chance to appeal their Christy Ring Cup final defeat to Westmeath, despite a highlighted refereeing error.

THE solicitor hired to represent Armagh players Paul McGrane and Ciaran McKeever has warned the GAA that its disciplinary procedures “have been thrown into chaos”.

KILKENNY appear set to move Tommy Walsh back into defence for their Guinness All-Ireland SHC semi-final against Galway next Sunday.

Armagh footballers Paul McGrane and Ciaran McKeever have had their four-week suspensions cleared from the Ulster final replay.

THE rule governing the use of video evidence, under which Tyrone defender Ryan McMenamin won an 11th-hour reprieve to play in tomorrow’s All-Ireland football quarter-final, needs to be amended, said GAA president Sean Kelly yesterday.