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# Dromid Pearses

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# Late Late Show
Cork champions Knocknagree edge out Dromid Pearses after extra-time to claim Munster title
Both sides played out a tense contest in Mallow.
# On The Border
'We are a bit unique' - Cork club based in Kerry parish set for Munster football final
Sunday’s Munster finalists Knocknagree have an unusual tale.
# Grab the popcorn
No hard feelings? Brian McGuigan hits out at Kerry duo
The Tyrone star has compared the actions of Declan O’Sullivan to Cristiano Ronaldo. Not in a good way.
# GAA
Brolly: Portlaoise 'God Save The Queen' controversy a storm in a tea cup
‘There’s just a bit of desperation as Armagh are slipping out the relegation trap door,’ the RTÉ pundit says.
# GAA
Fallout: Dromid Pearses hit with three year ban
The Kerry club have been barred from representing the county or their province in the club championship until 2016.
# appeal
Derrytresk will appeal Championship ban - reports
Ahead of the All-Ireland Junior club football final on Sunday, Croker-bound Derrytresk say they will appeal their five-year Championship ban.
# GAA Violence
Derrytresk banned from Championship for 5 years
The Tyrone club have been hit with hefty sanctions for their role in last month’s violence in Portlaoise, but they will be allowed to play in Sunday’s All-Ireland Junior football final.
# GAA
Derrytresk to appeal against CCCC sanction
The Junior Ulster club champions will not accept the hefty fine and suspensions handed down yesterday.
# GAA
Both Derrytresk and Dromid hit with heavy bans and fines for brawl
Tyrone club will, reportedly, have to plan without eight players for their All-Ireland Club decider at Croke Park.
# GAA Brawl
Derrytresk worry about media reports on Portlaoise violence
“We wouldn’t want the coverage to mask or influence the investigation,” Derrytresk co-manager Paul Hughes said as the GAA opened an investigation into Sunday’s brawl.
# to clarify
Dr Crokes not seeking fan segregation in Portlaoise
Kerry club reject claims that they want fans separated for clash with Crossmaglen.
# GAA Brawl
Footage 'will speak for itself', as Dromid press for Derrytresk punishment
Dromid Pearses have released a lengthy statement outlining their concerns following Sunday’s punch-up in Portlaoise.
# widespread problem
Spillane: 'the eye doesn't lie' - Derrytresk should be punished immediately
Pat Spillane say that GAA violence will persist at all levels until clubs are held to the letter of the law.
# Family affair
Brothers in arms: Declan O'Sullivan looking forward to trip to Birmingham
Dromid Pearses face Cuchullain in the AIB GAA Football All-Ireland Junior Club championship quarter-final clash on Sunday.