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Brennan and McGuinness incidents 'like apples and oranges'

Brennan and McGuinness incidents 'like apples and oranges'
BBC Sport Tuesday 02 June 2026, 14:27 UTC 1 min read
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GAA President Jarlath Burns says comparing Dublin manager Ger Brennan's 12-week suspension to the Central Competitions Control Committee's [CCCC] decision not to punish Donegal boss Jim McGuinness is like "comparing apples to oranges".

GAA President Jarlath Burns says comparing Dublin manager Ger Brennan's 12-week suspension to the Central Competitions Control Committee's [CCCC] decision not to punish Donegal boss Jim McGuinness is like "comparing apples to oranges".
Brennan (PERSON) McGuinness (PERSON) GAA (ORG) Jarlath Burns (PERSON) Dublin (LOCATION) Ger Brennan's (PERSON) the Central Competitions Control Committee's (ORG) CCCC (ORG) Donegal (ORG) Jim McGuinness (PERSON)
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