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Updated / Tuesday, 2 Feb 2021 09:13 Cork boss Ronan McCarthy Sanctions against the Cork and Down football squads, including 12-week bans for respective managers Ronan McCarthy and Paddy Tally in overseeing collective sessions that breached training guidelines, will be confirmed later today. The Irish Examiner are reporting that the sanctions may also include the loss of home venue for at least one Allianz League game.  On 5 January, the GAA confirmed that no collective training would be permitted for inter-county teams for the remainder of January and warned that breaches would be dealt wi...

GAA to ban Cork and Down managers following team gatherings Cork senior football manager Ronan McCarthy and his Down counterpart Paddy Tally have each been proposed for 12-week bans Cork manager Ronan McCarthy saw his side lose the Munster final to Tipperary (Image: ©INPHO/Laszlo Geczo) Want the latest from the world of horse racing, football, rugby, GAA and more straight to your inbox? Sign up to our FREE newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Yes please! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’...

Down not expecting to face sanctions after Newry gathering January 08, 2021 Down GAA say they have notified Croke Park of the development Down GAA say they do not expect to face any sanctions after a number of their senior footballers gathered in Newry last Tuesday. Elite status allows Down and other counties to train amid Northern Ireland's current lockdown, but the GAA has put a ban on all collective training until February 1 at the earliest. Down county board chairman Jack Devaney also confirmed that they have notified Croke Park of the development. "Some of our squad members did gather fo...

Updated / Thursday, 7 Jan 2021 14:51 Down could face sanctions from the GAA after a number of their senior footballers gathered on Tuesday night. The Irish News reported that the Police Service of Northern Ireland were called to Abbey CBS in Newry, following a complaint about people playing on the pitches at the school. The PSNI left after being satisfied that no Covid-19 restrictions had been broken "as it was an elite team". That rule refers to misconduct considered to have discredited the association and carries a minimum eight-week suspension for the team or unit in question, with fine...