Inquiry after Ulster ref hit in face

The GAA's Ulster Council is to launch in inquiry after a referee was struck in the face during an Ulster club semi-final yesterday in Belfast.

Mon, 22 Nov, 2004 - 07:27

The GAA's Ulster Council is to launch in inquiry after a referee was struck in the face during an Ulster club semi-final yesterday in Belfast.

Cavan official Martin Brady was hit in the face by a spectator at Casement Park following Mayobridge's win over Carrickmore in the Ulster club football semi-final. Brady was shocked but not seriously hurt.

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