Dublin GAA criticised for no-show at Leinster launch over Brennan dispute

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They didn't turn up.

Dublin GAA refused to send a player to the launch of the Leinster SFC on Tuesday, 31 March, due to the ongoing case involving Ger Brennan.

The Dubs manager is currently facing a 12-week suspension after receiving a red card against Galway, for tussling with S&C coach Cian Breathnach McGinn.

However, the the Sky Blues are looking to appeal the decision at an upcoming Central Hearings Committee meeting.

The decision to not send a representative was not looked on kindly by some fans of the sport.

Poor form
— Brendan O'Sullivan (@BrendanOSu97523) March 31, 2026

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