Darren Hughes's eight-week ban over incident as maor uisce upheld

The Scotstown man was a team official on the day.

Thu, 20 Jun, 2019 - 13:24

Monaghan midfielder Darren Hughes has had his eight-week ban upheld by the Central Competitions Control Committee over an incident in the Farney County's round one qualifier win over Fermanagh.

The Scotstown man is currently out injured as he recovers from a broken ankle, and was a maor uisce, or team official, on the day.

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