The GAA’s Central Competitions Control Committee may not meet until next week to deliberate on the All-Ireland club football final controversy.
The CCCC received an objection from Glen, beaten by two points by Kilmacud Crokes last Sunday, on Tuesday night on foot of Crokes having 16 players defending a 45 at the end of the game as the Derry champions went in search of a winning goal.
It arose as a result of Kilmacud’s Dara Mullin not leaving the field before the 45 was taken despite sub Conor Casey having been sent into the fray, with Glen’s eventual effort on goal tailing narrowly wide.