Sixmilebridge and O’Callaghan’s Mills may go to DRA over score difference controversy

Both clubs are expected to apply to the DRA after the Munster Council’s hearings committee rejected their appeals about their senior hurling championship fates.
Sixmilebridge and O’Callaghan’s Mills may go to DRA over score difference controversy

Sixmilebridge and O’Callaghan’s Mills are expected to apply to the Disputes Resolution Authority (DRA) after the Munster Council’s hearings committee rejected their appeals about their senior hurling championship fates. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

Sixmilebridge and O’Callaghan’s Mills are expected to apply to the Disputes Resolution Authority (DRA) after the Munster Council’s hearings committee rejected their appeals about their senior hurling championship fates.

Sixmilebridge questioned Clare’s use of the new score difference criteria, which applies only to those three or more teams who finish on the same number of points.

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