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Mayo pitch invading GAA fan hit with ban after All-Ireland semi-final incident

The invasion took place in August at the Gaelic Grounds.

A Mayo supported is removed from the pitch late in the game Stewards remove the Mayo fan during the All-Ireland semi-final replay. James Crombie / INPHO James Crombie / INPHO / INPHO

THE MAYO FAN who had to be escorted off by stewards after invading the Gaelic Grounds during August’s All-Ireland semi-final replay, has been given a one-year ban by the GAA.

News of the hefty suspension being handed down has been reported in today’s The Irish Sun newspaper by journalist Gordon Manning.

The incident occurred towards the end of the thrilling extra-time clash which Kerry eventually won by 3-16 to 3-13 to book a place in the September final that they eventually won against Donegal to claim the Sam Maguire.

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The irate Mayo fan entered the pitch and attempted to confront referee Cormac Reilly whose performance enraged Mayo fans throughout the game.

The Mayo supporter subsequently got a hero’s reception at the Supermacs near the Limerick venue after the game.

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