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Donegal footballer handed 48-week ban for match incident

A DONEGAL GAA player has been suspended for a year following an incident in a Senior Football League match last June.

Donegal footballer handed 48-week ban for match incident

Thu, 26 Aug, 2004 - 01:00

Michael Ellard

Harry Gallagher, from Glenswilly, was given a 48-week ban following an incident in a match between his club and Four Masters on June 26 in Glenswilly.

Donegal County Board set up an investigation after a number of Glenswilly players surrounded Four Masters official Paul Duncan, who was umpiring at the match. The incident arose after a decision made by the former county hurling star.

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Courts Gaa Football Place: Glenswilly Place: Portlaoise Place: Chicago Place: Croke Park Person: Harry Gallagher Person: Paul Duncan Person: Shane Hennessy Person: Seán O’Neill Person: Willie O’Dwyer Person: Hennessy Person: Tommy Walsh Person: Conor Phelan Person: Phelan Person: John Person: James ‘Cha’ Fitzpatrick Person: Jamesie Fowler Person: Malachy Gilmore Person: Garrett Johnston Person: Brendan McGarrity Person: Eoin Clarke Person: Matt Ennis Person: Jonathon McCusker Person: Kerry Person: Kilkenny Person: D. Herity Person: S. Maher Person: J. Tennyson Person: M. Fennelly Person: T. Walsh Person: PJ Delaney Person: C. Hoyne Person: R. Power Person: P. Cleere Person: C. Phelan Person: J. Phelan Person: J. Fitzpatrick Person: W. O’Dwyer Person: S. Hennessy Person: B. Dowling Person: N. Doherty Person: N. Moran Person: P. Holden Person: S. O’Neill Person: E. Reid Person: E. Larkin Person: E. Campion Person: J. Murphy Person: M. Heffernan Person: R. Murray Person: D. Coffey Person: J. Doherty Person: C. Branniff Person: C. Coulter Person: A. Dynes Person: M. Ennis Person: D. McCusker Person: D. Flynn Person: J. McCusker Person: B. McGarrity Person: G. Flynn Person: P. Smith Person: E. Clarke Person: M. Gilmore Event: Senior football league Event: Four Masters Event: Leinster Event: All Ireland U-21 hurling Event: Ulster Event: All-Ireland MFC semi Organisation: Donegal Organisation: Donegal County Board Organisation: Glenswilly Organisation: Letterkenny General Hospital Organisation: Kilkenny Organisation: Galway Organisation: St Kieran Organisation: Cork Organisation: Derry Organisation: Meath Organisation: Laois Organisation: Kerry Organisation: Tipperary

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