Na Fianna fail in High Court

Dublin champions Na Fianna are out of the Dublin SFC after the High Court threw their appeal out this afternoon.

Fri, 08 Nov, 2002 - 17:05

Dublin champions Na Fianna are out of the Dublin SFC after the High Court threw their appeal out this afternoon.

Mr Justice Thomas Smith ruled that the case of Na Fianna, who were dismissed from the championship for fielding an extra substitute in their quarter-final win over Raheny, against their county board had no place in a High Court.

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