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Casey objection upheld by GAA

An objection by Longford to Offaly playing Ken Casey while under suspension in the Allianz National Football League game on the February 25 was upheld at a GAA meeting today.

Casey objection upheld by GAA

Thu, 08 Mar, 2007 - 17:24

An objection by Longford to Offaly playing Ken Casey while under suspension in the Allianz National Football League game on the February 25 was upheld at a GAA meeting today.

The game ended in a draw, but both points have now been awarded to Longford.

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