SJI seek legal advice on Millstreet sanctions

SHOWJUMPINGIRELAND (SJI) has sent forward for legal examination its decision on the level of sanction to be imposed on those members and officials who participated in last month’s “independent” Millstreet All-Ireland Championships in Cork.

Sat, 11 Sep, 2010 - 01:00

John Tynan

The sanctions were discussed by the SJI national executive on Thursday night.

Yesterday, chairman Ronan Corrigan said it was essential proper procedures are followed.

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