Ulster GAA warn of no crowds if there are more pitch invasions

First Minister Arlene Foster has raised "deep concerns" about the Tyrone SFC final pitch invasion
Ulster GAA warn of no crowds if there are more pitch invasions

Some of the scenes at Healy Park last night as fans joined Dungannon Thomas Clarkes players in celebrating their dramatic penalty shoot-out win on the pitch. Picture: INPHO/Lorcan Doherty

The Ulster Council has warned games will go behind closed doors if there are more pitch invasions like that which followed yesterday’s Tyrone SFC final.

Dungannon Clarkes claimed a first senior title in 64 years following a penalty shoot-out which sparked jubilant scenes, which were raised as a concern by First Minister Arlene Foster earlier today. Foster also asked Ulster GAA to address this.

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