‘Sunday Game’ influence denied

THE Chairman of the GAA’s Central Competitions Control Committee last night termed as ‘ridiculous’ suggestions that The Sunday Game is setting the agenda for the high powered disciplinary body.

Seamus Woods made his comments in the wake of the publicity generated by Paul Galvin’s clash with Eoin Cadogan in Sunday’s Munster SFC semi-final replay between Cork and Kerry.

The CCCC proposed a four weeks ban for Galvin following a review of the incident. That was automatically doubled as the Finuge forward has already served a ban for the same category offence this year, ironically following a clash with Cadogan in the NFL meeting of the counties in February.