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Four-week bans proposed for Moorefield players

The Leinster Council has proposed four-week bans on Moorefield players James Lonergan and Kevin Murnaghan following their clash with Dromard in Newbridge nine days ago.

Four-week bans proposed for Moorefield players

Tue, 04 Dec, 2007 - 13:33

The Leinster Council has proposed four-week bans on Moorefield players James Lonergan and Kevin Murnaghan following their clash with Dromard in Newbridge nine days ago.

Moorefield will also be forced to play their remaining games in the championship away from home.

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