Punching spectator banned for two years

The spectator who attacked Cavan referee Martin Brady in Casement Park last Sunday has been banned for two years by the Ulster Council.

Fri, 26 Nov, 2004 - 09:00

The spectator who attacked Cavan referee Martin Brady in Casement Park last Sunday has been banned for two years by the Ulster Council.

The 96-week suspension was handed down on Wednesday night and arose out of an incident at the end of the Ulster club football semi-final between Mayobridge and Tyrone champions Carrickmore.

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