Committee have written to referee Coldrick seeking clarifications on a number of issues in his match report on Armagh/Galway clashDamien Comer finds himself in the eye of the storm during a melee in the All-Ireland SFC quarter-final win over Armagh at Croke Park. Photograph: James Crombie/InphoProposed sanctions arising from the All-Ireland football quarter-final brawl between Galway and Armagh are unlikely to be delivered until Thursday at the earliest.
A further meeting of the CCCC will take place, most likely on Thursday, which will take into account Coldrick’s response and allow for the committee to issue any proposed suspensions or sanctions. Meanwhile, the wait will go on for Armagh panellist Tiernan Kelly who is expected to be hit with a proposed ban by the CCCC after being caught on camera making contact with the eye area of Galway’s Damien Comer during the fracas.
“He deserves some credit for that but what he did, unfortunately, whether it was in the heat of the moment or not, was indefensible.” “The vilification of Tiernan on social media over the last few days has been both unjust and unfair,” read the statement. “Tiernan has been, and always will be, a great ambassador for our club.”
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