Leinster chiefs likely to launch probe after violent fracas at Parnell Park

Players, mentors and supporters in the Naomh Barróg and Oulart-the-Ballagh game were involved in the ugly scenes. 

The scenes towards the end of the second half of normal time, some of which was captured on a phone camera. 

The Leinster Council are expected to conduct an investigation into a major sideline fracas during a provincial intermediate club hurling quarter-final in Parnell Park today.

Players, mentors and supporters in the Naomh Barróg and Oulart-the-Ballagh game were involved in the violent scenes towards the end of the second half of normal time, some of which was captured on a phone camera. The Dublin side beat the Wexford men on penalties following extra-time.

Leinster’s competitions control committee will wait on the referee’s report before it is anticipated they will embark on a probe into the unseemly row.