The GAA is to research whether or not one in every of Donegal’s gamers that featured of their latest Dr McKenna Cup win over Armagh was eligible to play.
The participant on the centre of the investigation is known to be Naomh Conaill’s Finbarr Roarty, as considerations have been raised with the Ulster GAA council that he might have been too younger to play within the fixture, based on the Irish Examiner.
In keeping with the GAA, a participant should have turned 18 earlier than the first of January to be eligible for Senior County soccer fixtures, resembling within the Dr McKenna Cup.
Nonetheless it’s believed that Roarty turned 18 on Thursday, January 4th – which means he wouldn’t have been in a position to seem in aggressive senior soccer for the county.
Donegal may must forefit their win over Armagh consequently if the Ulster GAA Council finds that the foundations concerning participant registration have been damaged because of Roarty’s look.
GAA to research eligibility of Donegal participant following McKenna Cup win was final modified: January seventh, 2024 by
