GAA may investigate Kerry-Tyrone clashes

The GAA may reportedly mount an investigation into the incidents that marred Kerry's National Fooball League win over Tyrone in Omagh yesterday.

Mon, 16 Feb, 2009 - 13:36

The GAA may reportedly mount an investigation into the incidents that marred Kerry's National Fooball League win over Tyrone in Omagh yesterday.

Kerry marched to a three-point win thanks to a dominant first-half display, but the game drew further attention due to physical clashes after the final whistle.

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