Kildare to appeal Dermot Earley suspension

Kildare are vowing to appeal the eight-week suspension proposed for Dermot Earley following his red card in last Sunday's league meeting with Meath.

Thu, 16 Apr, 2009 - 15:02

Kildare are vowing to appeal the eight-week suspension proposed for Dermot Earley following his red card in last Sunday's league meeting with Meath.

The midfielder faces the prospect of missing out on the side's Leinster Championship opener against Offaly on May 24 as the ban would rule him out until June.

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