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Inquiry likely after brawl stops Minor quarter-final

The minor footballers of Laois and Cork could be the subject of a GAA inquiry after two post-match brawls caused extra time to be abandoned in yesterday's All Ireland Quarter-Final in Limerick.

Inquiry likely after brawl stops Minor quarter-final

Sun, 01 Aug, 2004 - 16:45

The minor footballers of Laois and Cork could be the subject of a GAA inquiry after two post-match brawls caused extra time to be abandoned in yesterday's All Ireland Quarter-Final in Limerick.

The sides finished 1-09 apiece after an hour's play and now await a decision from the GAC regarding a replay.

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