KEVIN KEANE WILL be available for the All-Ireland football championship semi-final against Dublin on Sunday week after winning his red card appeal.
The Mayo footballer was given his marching orders in the closing stages of the quarter-final win over Donegal after striking Michael Murphy.
However, Keane appealed against the suspension and the GAA’s Central Hearings Committee subsequently downgraded his punishment to a yellow card during a disciplinary meeting on Wednesday evening.
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The Appeal against the Red Card issued to Kevin Keane in the Quarter-Final has been successful and Kevin will now be eligible for Semi-Final
Mayo handed boost ahead of Dublin showdown after defender wins red card appeal
KEVIN KEANE WILL be available for the All-Ireland football championship semi-final against Dublin on Sunday week after winning his red card appeal.
The Mayo footballer was given his marching orders in the closing stages of the quarter-final win over Donegal after striking Michael Murphy.
However, Keane appealed against the suspension and the GAA’s Central Hearings Committee subsequently downgraded his punishment to a yellow card during a disciplinary meeting on Wednesday evening.
Mayo face Dublin on Sunday 30 August at Croke Park in a repeat of the 2013 final. Throw-in is at 3.30pm.
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