Meath junior boss slapped with 12-month ban

All-Ireland winning Meath junior football boss Martin Barry has been hit with a 12-month suspension by his county board but will appeal the decision.

Tue, 04 Nov, 2003 - 16:26

All-Ireland winning Meath junior football boss Martin Barry has been hit with a 12-month suspension by his county board but will appeal the decision.

The ban arises following a bust up with a county board official ahead of Meath's semi-final win over Kerry in Nenagh when Barry was about to give his team talk.

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