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Tá eachtra ‘náireach’ ainmnithe ag lucht leanúna CLG tar éis do réiteoir a bheith buailte chuig an talamh tar éis don Tulach Mhór cailleadh in aghaidh Chnoc an Línsigh i gCraobh Shinsir Peile Laighean tráthnóna Dé Domhnaigh i bPáirc Uí Chonchúir.
Tharla an eachtra tar éis an fheadóg dheiridh nuair a chuaigh lucht féachana isteach chun páirce agus a chrom an réiteoir, Barry Tiernan, chun na talún.
Rinne na maoir timpeall ar an réiteora go tapa lena chinntiú go bhféadfadh sé an pháirc a fhágáil go sábháilte agus dhéileáil oifigeach eile go feargach leis an té.
Bhí frustrachas ar imreoirí agus ar lucht tacaíochta Thulach Mhór nuair a athraíodh cic saor in aisce ina ionad sin ar bhréag a glaodh ar dtús mar phionós do Thulach Mhór go déanach sa chluiche. Chaill Tulach Mhór an cluiche 1-9 in aghaidh 1-7.
Ag labhairt dó le Des Cahill ar RTE Radio 1, dúirt cathaoirleach CLG Uíbh Fhailí Michael Duignan gur “eachtra náireach” é.
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