Louth and Kildare withdraw from concluding round-robin games for differing reasons
It’s believed that with several Kildare players involved in upcoming Sigerson Cup fixtures, coupled with exam commitments, the last midweek fixture was of little use or interest, with the Allianz Football League fast approaching.
Scenes of violent disorder involving players and spectators circulated on social media and received widespread coverage, including on television news Initially, Leinster’s competitions control committee had recommended one suspension of 48 weeks, one of 36 and another of 24. The latter two players would have been better off accepting the proposed penalty, but opted instead for a hearing.
It is hoped that Walsh Park will be ready to stage the Waterford club championship, but that tournament does not get underway until July Waterford are also set to host Dublin and Kilkenny in the Allianz League. It is hoped that Walsh Park will be ready to stage the Waterford club championship, but that tournament does not get underway until July.
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