Fitzmaurice and O’Neill miss league semis over bans

TYRONE footballer Stephen O’Neill and Kerry’s Eamon Fitzmaurice will each miss Sunday week’s Allianz National Football League semi-finals.

Fitzmaurice and O’Neill miss league semis over bans
Fri, 09 Apr, 2004 - 01:00
Jim O’Sullivan

This is as a result of receiving four-week suspensions from the Games Administration Committee following their dismissals in last Sunday’s game in Omagh.

Down footballer Brendan Coulter and Wicklow’s Adrian Foley also received four-week suspensions arising from incidents in their League games against Louth and Derry respectively. Carlow hurler James Hickey and

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