GAA propose to fine Dublin and Armagh after broken nose incident

The GAA has recommended that fines, rather than suspensions, be handed down to the Dublin and Armagh county boards.

Fri, 24 Jul, 2015 - 12:43

The GAA has recommended that fines, rather than suspensions, be handed down to the Dublin and Armagh county boards.

The Central Competitions Control Committee has proposed fines of €5000 each following the controversy around the injuries to Dublin footballer Davy Byrne.

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