GAA must get tough on sideline spats

It now seems with every week that the GAA are being given more reason to cut down on the numbers populating the sidelines.

GAA must get tough on sideline spats
Sun, 16 Jun, 2019 - 22:30
Brian Gavin

It now seems with every week that the GAA are being given more reason to cut down on the numbers populating the sidelines.

After the Greg Kennedy and Davy Fitzgerald incidents last month, what Clare co-manager Gerry O’Connor did to Daniel Kearney in Ennis has all but made certain the whitewash is going to be a lonelier place in the future.

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