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Karl O'Kane

Glen appeal over All-Ireland final 'unholy mess' may be called sour grapes but Kilmacud clearly broke rules

As unholy messes go, this is about as bad as it gets for the GAA and for Glen.

A rule was clearly broken with 16 players from Kilmacud involved in the play as they defended a 45 in the dying seconds of last Sunday’s All-Ireland final at Croke Park, holding a two point lead.

Rule 6.44 states that the punishment “on a proven objection” for such an offence is awarding of the game to the opposing team, a replay or a fine, “depending on the circumstances.”

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