GAA to fight Louth fan’s phantom goal legal action

The GAA has offered a robust defence of its procedures in the face of an unlikely legal action taken by a Louth fan against their handling of the 2010 Leinster final.

GAA to fight Louth fan’s phantom goal legal action

Louth were infamously denied a first Leinster title since 1957 by an injury-time match-winning goal from Meath’s Joe Sheridan which was proven to be illegal.

The GAA was subsequently put under huge pressure to offer Louth a replay on the grounds of moral justice though the saga appeared officially over when Meath explained the rules didn’t permit them to make any such gesture.

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