Eight-week ban proposed for Kerry star Galvin

Having lost their opening two games and lost the services of talismanic midfielder Darragh O Sé through retirement, Kerry's NFL Division 1 title defence has taken another blow with the news of an eight-week suspension for star forward Paul Galvin.

Eight-week ban proposed for Kerry star Galvin
Fri, 19 Feb, 2010 - 18:48

Having lost their opening two games and lost the services of talismanic midfielder Darragh O Sé through retirement, Kerry's NFL Division 1 title defence has taken another blow with the news of an eight-week suspension for star forward Paul Galvin.

Galvin was given a straight red card in last Saturday's loss to Cork at Páirc Uí Rinn, for clashing with Rebels defender Eoin Cadogan off-the-ball.

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