Galway and Armagh were last night pondering their next move after the CCCC meted out punishments following last Sunday’s Croke Park brawl.
It is believed that both counties have been notified of player suspensions outside of the three red cards that were issued during the All-Ireland quarter-final, which Galway eventually won on penalties, and that the two county boards have been issued with fines.
Officials in both counties, including Galway chairman Paul Bellew and his Armagh equivalent Mickey Savage, failed to respond to queries on the matter last night though it is most likely that Armagh’s Tiernan Kelly, who appeared to make contact with Galway forward Damien Comer’s eyes at the height of the scuffle, is among those proposed for a ban.
