Boylan backs Geraghty appeal

Meath boss Sean Boylan has backed controversial football star Graham Geraghty and called for the 48-year week sentence imposed on him to be reduced.

Thu, 20 Nov, 2003 - 14:27

Meath boss Sean Boylan has backed controversial football star Graham Geraghty and called for the 48-year week sentence imposed on him to be reduced.

Seneschalstown's Geraghty received the punishment after his third sending off of the year when he allegedly jostled and abused Dunshaughlin referee Jim Smith after a club game.

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