GAA’s disciplinary process in disarray – Brendan Kilcoyne

Aidan Nugent Armagh and Ordhan McFadden McFerry. Photo Geraldine Diver.

Highland’s Match Analyst Brendan Kilcoyne says the integrity of the GAA’s disciplinary process has come into question after Armagh had three bans overturned by the CAC on Tuesday evening.

Stefan Campbell, Ciaran Mackin and Aiden Nugent will now be available for Sunday’s provincial championship clash with Donegal in Ballybofey.

The trio were banned for one game for their involvement in the melee at the end of the league tie on the 27th March in Letterkenny.

Last week Rian O’Neill was successful in his appeal for alleged striking but the other three suspensions failed at the first attempt.

That has now changed after the meeting with the CAC and Manager Kieran McGeeney has received a massive boost ahead of their Championship opener.

Donegal will still be without Odhran McFadden Ferry and Neil McGee as the county accepted the punishment from the referee’s report on the day of the incident in Letterkenny.

Brendan says the process is in disarray:

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