18:53 GMT, Wednesday, 23 July 2008 19:53 UK
Galvin's case must be heard again
The Disputes Resolution Authority has ruled that Kerry captain Paul Galvin must have his case heard again by the Central Hearings Committee.
The DRA quashed the six-month ban handed out to Galvin after the player slapped a referee's notebook out of his hands in a Munster SFC game with Clare.
The DRA said Galvin's original hearing contained 'procedural irregularities'.
His case will be heard again by a newly convened and differently constituted CHC as soon as possible.
Galvin will remain ineligible to play in the meantime.
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