Nurney And Straffan Will Meet Again Tonight In A Replay Match

Tuesday, 20 August 2024 12:55

By Hannah Kelly

The first game saw the referee report the final score as a one point win for Straffan. However, all media present were of the view that the game ended in a draw

Nurney and Straffan will meet again tonight in the Auld Sheebeen Athy Intermediate football championship.

The first game saw the referee report the final score as a one point win for Straffan.

However, all media present were of the view that the game ended in a draw.

Nurney lodged an objection to the result with Kildare GAA’s CCCC.

The committee upheld the Nurney objection and ordered a replay.

The game takes place tonight on Pitch 1 in Hawkfield at 7.30pm.

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