Longford chair Albert Cooney slams GAA's handling of inter-county Covid breaches

Cooney has hit out at the leniency of the punishments handed to Cork, Down, Dublin, and Monaghan
Longford chair Albert Cooney slams GAA's handling of inter-county Covid breaches

Dublin manager Dessie Farrell received a three-month suspension after his side were caught training - against both GAA rules and Covid guidelines. Picture: INPHO/Bryan Keane

Longford chairman Albert Cooney has condemned the GAA’s handling of the Covid training breaches by counties.

Cooney has hit out at the leniency of the punishments handed to Cork, Down, Dublin, and Monaghan, which comprised losing home advantage in one National League game and three-month suspensions for Ronan McCarthy, Dessie Farrell, and Seamus McEnaney and a two-month ban for Paddy Tally.

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