Louth seek 'clarification' of referee's report

The Louth-Meath saga took another twist today as the Louth County Board released a brief statement following a meeting of its Management Committee.

Tue, 13 Jul, 2010 - 18:58

The Louth-Meath saga took another twist today as the Louth County Board released a brief statement following a meeting of its Management Committee.

The GAA confirmed yesterday that referee Martin Sludden, in his report on Sunday's Leinster SFC final, had admitted he made a mistake in allowing Joe Sheridan's controversial late goal to stand.

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Courts Gaa Heathrow Place: Dundalk Person: Martin Sludden Person: Joe Sheridan Person: Peter Fitzpatrick Event: -Meath Event: Leinster SFC final Organisation: Louth Organisation: Louth County Board Organisation: Louth-Meath saga Organisation: GAA Organisation: Meath Organisation: Management Committee of the Louth County Board

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