Rian O’Neill has won his appeal against the one game ban handed down after the Donegal Armagh league game at the O’Donnell Park.
It means the Orchard county’s star man can line out when the sides clash again in the quarter final of the championship in Ballybofey on Sunday 24th April.
The charge was rescinded on a technicality.
The Central Competitions Control Committee had included O’Neill on the suspended list after referee Paddy Neilan named Stefan Campbell, Ciaran Mackin and Aidan Nugent in his match report.
The Armagh trio will miss the next game as their one-match suspensions were upheld by the GAA’s Central Hearings Committee, though they still have other avenues to appeal, through the CAC and the DRA.
Donegal will be without Odhran McFadden Ferry and Neil McGee for the game in under two weeks time as Donegal opted not appeal the bans for their involvement in the skirmishes in Letterkenny.
