Dublin's Chris Crummey set to miss All-Ireland semi-final
DUBLIN'S CHRIS Crummey is set to miss the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship semi-final clash with Cork on Saturday, 5 July.
The captain was handed a one-game ban following his red card for a high challenge on Gearoid Hegarty during last week's quarter-final victory against Limerick.
And it was confirmed today that the player's appeal against the charge of 'striking with elbow, with minimal force' has been unsuccessful.
A statement released today confirmed that after a hearing on 25 June, the Central Hearings Committee 'found the Infraction proven'.
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Crummey has the option of appealing the decision to the Appeals Committee if he chooses.
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