The Dublin side won the All-Ireland title in controversial circumstances after having two extra players on the pitch for Glen's final attack at Croke Park
The GAA's CCCC has ordered a replay of the All-Ireland Club SFC final between Glen and Kilmacud following Monday night's hearing.
The original game, which took place on Sunday, January 22, resulted in a two-point win for the Dublin side.However, in the immediate aftermath of the game, questions were raised about extra players on the pitch for the final passage of play. The Maghera men failed to find the net with their last attack as Conleth McGuckian’s shot flashed narrowly wide.
Over the weekend, Kilmacud confirmed they have submitted a counter-objection amid reports suggesting the Stillorgan outfit have no interest in replaying the game.
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