Rebel Óg expected to investigate violent scenes at under-14 hurling match in Cork

The game took place in April between Ballygiblin, from near Mitchelstown, and St Vincent’s club from Knocknaheeny in Cork city
Rebel Óg expected to investigate violent scenes at under-14 hurling match in Cork

Under 14 Hurling match fight. Mitchelstown v St Vincents. Pictures: @CraicOfTheAsh on twitter

It could be several weeks before a decision is made on whether anyone will be disciplined following violent scenes at an under-14s hurling game in Cork.

The brawl took place on the sideline of the pitch after an on-field fight during a game between Ballygiblin from near Mitchelstown and St Vincent’s from Knocknaheeny in recent weeks. Footage of the incident has spread rapidly on social media in recent days.

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