Kerry ‘not confident’ of overturning Galvin ban

Kerry GAA chiefs are not confident the eight-week ban proposed for former Footballer of the Year Paul Galvin will be reduced.

Wed, 16 Jun, 2010 - 08:47

Kerry GAA chiefs are not confident the eight-week ban proposed for former Footballer of the Year Paul Galvin will be reduced.

The suspension if upheld, would rule Galvin out of the championship until August 8 – if Kerry were to progress past a Munster final with Limerick and the All-Ireland quarter-final.

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