Kevin McStay to accept 12-week ban

Kevin McStay is to accept a 12-week ban arising from his actions in Saturday's Super-8 meeting of Roscommon and Donegal.

Tue, 24 Jul, 2018 - 15:48

Kevin McStay is to accept a 12-week ban arising from his actions in Saturday's Super-8 meeting of Roscommon and Donegal.

The Rossies manager was seen to lay hands on referee Ciaran Branagan, and also launched a ball at linesman Niall Cullen in protest at failing to win a free.

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Courts Gaa Place: Roscommon Place: Donegal Place: Croke Park Place: Dr Hyde Park Person: Kevin McStay Person: Ciarán Branagan Person: Niall Cullen Person: McStay Person: David Clifford Person: Kerry Event: Super-8 Organisation: Dublin Organisation: GAA

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