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Ugly scenes marred the end of Donegal's Ulster final win over Armagh
Donegal GAA won’t be appealing the €7,500 fine recently dished out to both them and Armagh following a brawl at the end of May's Ulster final.
The punishments had initially been proposed by the Central Competitions Control Committee (CCC) for 'disruptive conduct by players'.
However, both counties requested a Central Hearings Committee hearing, which took place a fortnight ago.
But the CHC upheld the original decision, and while a further appeal route is available at Central Appeals Committee, DonegalLive understands that the county board now look set to draw a firm line under the matter.
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