Referee attacker apologises

THE Ulster Council of the GAA knows the identity of the supporter who struck Cavan referee Martin Brady at the end of Sunday's club football semi-final between Mayobridge and Carrickmore.

Referee attacker apologises
Tue, 23 Nov, 2004 - 00:00
Jim O’Sullivan and Brendan O’Brien

The individual concerned, a supporter of Tyrone champions Carrickmore, contacted Ulster Secretary Danny Murphy yesterday to express his regret. Earlier, he phoned the referee to apologise personally.

Mr Murphy confirmed the individual had admitted he was responsible for the assault on the referee.

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