Monaghan secretary Seán McKenna has hit out at the GAA’s decision to take home advantage off them during the league following what he terms “a scuffle” with Kildare.

The Central Appeals Committee (CAC) last night upheld the Central Hearings Committee’s decision to force Monaghan to play Sunday’s Division 2 game against Galway at a neutral venue.

Seamus McEnaney's future as Monaghan senior football manager is in some doubt after a meeting of Monaghan GAA clubs last night decided to put an appointments process in place to select a manager for the 2011 campaign.

The Monaghan County Committee has confirmed that Seamus McEnaney will remain in charge of the county's senior footballers for the 2008 season.