Investigation launched after GAA ref left bloodied in post-match attack

GAA bosses have launched an investigation after a top inter-county referee was violently

Investigation launched after GAA ref left bloodied in post-match attack
Tue, 19 May, 2015 - 13:38

By William O'Toole

GAA bosses have launched an investigation after a top inter-county referee was violently assaulted as he left the field of play on Saturday evening.

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