Clare’s David Reidy has had the red card he received against Limerick last weekend overturned this afternoon.
The Eire Óg clubman was sent off following an incident with Limerick defender Diarmuid Byrnes in the Munster semi-final in Ennis last Sunday.
Reidy contested the alleged ‘striking with a hurley, with minimal force’ following an off the ball challenge by Byrnes, and his sending off was today overturned by the Central Hearings Committee.
It means Reidy will be available for selection in next Sunday’s Munster Hurling Final against Cork.
BREAKING NEWS: The @officialgaa has confirmed that @davidreidy77 of @EireOgInisGAA has been cleared to play in the @MunsterGAA Senior Hurling Final after his red card against Limerick was successfully appealed.https://t.co/kdRQAtDEjF pic.twitter.com/EEjYwHC1Jf
— Clare Senior Hurlers (@ClareSenHurlers) June 23, 2018
Statement from Central Hearings Committee (23.06.2018) – Hearing 2 of 2: David Reidy pic.twitter.com/MzsPRiGyH0
— The GAA (@officialgaa) June 23, 2018
