Carrickedmond will have their appeal to “the phantom point” heard by the Leinster council tomorrow morning.
Shannonside Sport understands, the Leinster council had scheduled the hearing for Monday evening September 16th. However, Carrickedmond have now been successful in their request to have the hearing brought forward.
Mullinalaghta won their objection to their drawn game with Carrickedmond in “the phantom point” case last Friday night. A counter appeal by Carrickedmond was also heard on the night.
The result means Carrickedmond lost their place in the knockout round and will instead face Longford Slashers in the relegation playoffs.
However, The Longford CCC are sticking to their scheduled revised quarter-finals at Glennon Brothers Pearse Park this weekend.
The Peter Hanley Motors Senior Football Championship Quarter-Finals take place this weekend in Glennon Brothers Pearse Park.
On Saturday, defending champions Killoe Young Emmets take on Dromard in the opening game followed by last year's beaten finalists Clonguish who take on… pic.twitter.com/mgkfZ6iCfP
— Longford GAA (@OfficialLDGAA) September 12, 2024
All four games are live on Shannonside FM over Saturday and Sunday. All four games are due to take place in Glennon Brothers Pearse Park.
Saturday September 14
Killoe Emmet Og v Dromard - 16:45
Colmcille v Clonguish - 18:15
Sunday September 15
St. Columba’s Mullinalaghta v Granard - 15:30
Abbeylara v Rathcline - 17:15
Meanwhile, Carrickedmond are due to meet Longford Slashers in a relegation play-off, at 8:15pm on Saturday in Monaduff.
