Duffry appeal suspensions and fine to Council following clash with Horeswood

DUFFRY Rovers have lodged an appeal to the Leinster Council against the fine and two of the suspensions they received from the Wexford County Board after the ill-tempered SFC semi-final clash with Horeswood.

Thu, 16 Oct, 2003 - 01:00
Colm O’Connor

The Duffry Rovers club was fined €2500 as a result of unsavoury incidents at the end of the game which included an assault on referee John Denton.

Two players, Tomas Kavanagh, who received a 96 week ban, and JJ Doyle, a 24 week ban, have also appealed their suspensions to the council.

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