'Extraordinary', 'decent thing', 'a joke' - GAA stars react to Diarmuid Connolly clearance

The Dubs attacking star is clear to play today against Mayo.

Diarmuid Connolly is sent to the line by referee Joe McQuillan last Sunday. Cathal Noonan / INPHO Cathal Noonan / INPHO / INPHO

Ciaran McKeever (Armagh)

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Eamon McGee (Donegal)

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Conal Keaney (Dublin)

Great news for Dublin with Dermot free to play today. GAA 's system is some joke #dubsvmayo #dubsby5
— Conal keaney (@ConalKeaney) September 5, 2015

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Mayo GAA

GAME DAY!! Diarmuid Connolly free to Play! Bring the Colour, Bring the Noise! It's going to be one hell of an afternoon! #mayogaa #gaa
— Mayo GAA (@MayoGAA) September 5, 2015

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Thomas Clancy (Cork)

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Joe Hayes (Clare)

The likes of Liam mchale and colm coyle must be bulling that these lads weren't around back in their day #whatsuspensions
— Joe Hayes (@1JoeH) September 5, 2015

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Graeme Molloy (Wexford)

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Joe Sheridan (Meath)

What a joke, the GAA really need to have a look at themselves after over turning that decision. And they wonder why players get frustrated
— Joe sheridan (@Squarecut84) September 5, 2015

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Barry Cahill

Dermo must have flown in Tom Bradys lawyer last night!!
— Barry Cahill (@barrycahilldub) September 5, 2015

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Diarmuid O’Sullivan (Cork)

Extraordinary decision yet again by the disciplinary system. Setting a precedent ! Dublin win the battle ,up to Mayo now to win the war.....
— Diarmuid O'Sullivan (@dsully3) September 5, 2015

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'Extraordinary', 'decent thing', 'a joke' - GAA stars react to Diarmuid Connolly clearance

Ciaran McKeever (Armagh)

Eamon McGee (Donegal)

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Conal Keaney (Dublin)

Mayo GAA

Thomas Clancy (Cork)

Joe Hayes (Clare)

Graeme Molloy (Wexford)

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Joe Sheridan (Meath)

Barry Cahill

Diarmuid O’Sullivan (Cork)

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Diarmuid Connolly wins appeal and is free to play against Mayo this evening