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Misconduct Decisions Ratified on the 19/01/2018 21 January 2018 21 January 2018 22:19:43 Misconduct Decisions ratified on the 19/01/2018 ID Date of Match FULL NAME Players Team V Opposing Team Suspension Add Susp Starts 290 13/01/2018 Braid United, BRAID UNITED V FC PENAROL Offence: Disciplinary Article: 23 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Abandonment Fine Referee : Timmy , Hume £200.00 289 13/01/2018 Raynor, Kirk BRAID UNITED V FC PENAROL 1 match 22/01/2018 Offence: Disciplinary Article: 18.10 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Unsporting Conduct towards an Opponent Fine Referee : Timmy , Hume £100.00 288 13/01/2018 David, Rutherford FINAGHY FC II V ST TERESAS FC 2NDS 4 matches 22/01/2018 Offence: Disciplinary Article: 28 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Threat to a Match Official Fine Referee : Conor , Stewart £150.00 287 13/01/2018 Paul, Dodds NEWHILL FC 2NDS V BEANN MHADAGHAIN FC Auto + 4 22/01/2018 Offence: Disciplinary Article: 18.13 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Unsporting Conduct towards a Match Official Fine Referee : Lawrence , Black £100.00 286 13/01/2018 Stephen, Tully ALL SAINTS OLD BOYS V HARRYVILLE HOMERS Auto + 2 22/01/2018 Offence: Disciplinary Article: 18.7 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Misconduct by Club Official Fine Referee : Paul , Lecky £100.00 Page 1 of 2 ID Date of Match FULL NAME Players Team V Opposing Team Suspension Add Susp Starts Total £650.00 Page 2 of 2 03 February 2018 03 February 2018 23:20:58 Misconduct Decisions ratified on the 02/02/2018 ID Date of Match FULL NAME Players Team V Opposing Team Suspension Add Susp Starts 294 13/01/2018 3rd Bangor OB II, 3RD BANGOR OLD BOYS 2NDS V 8TH OLD BOYS B Offence: Disciplinary Article: 27 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Discrimination Fine Referee : Edmund , Dalzell £250.00 296 27/01/2018 Paul, Creighton COLIN VALLEY FC III V NEW SANTOS Auto + 4 05/02/2018 Offence: Disciplinary Article: 18.13 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Unsporting Conduct towards a Match Official Fine Referee : Alistair , Suttie £100.00 295 27/01/2018 Gerard, Prigent KNOCKTONAGH V AGAPE FC 3RD TEAM Auto + 1 05/02/2018 Offence: Disciplinary Article: 18.7 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Misconduct by Club Official Fine Referee : David, McCall £100.00 293 27/01/2018 Newtown Forest II, NEWTOWN FOREST FC II V GREENWELL STAR FC 2NDS Offence: Disciplinary Article: 23 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Abandonment Fine Referee : Edmund , Dalzell £200.00 292 27/01/2018 Greenwell Star II, GREENWELL STAR FC II V NEWTOWN FOREST FC II Offence: Disciplinary Article: 23 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Abandonment Fine Referee : Edmund , Dalzell £200.00 Page 1 of 2 ID Date of Match FULL NAME Players Team V Opposing Team Suspension Add Susp Starts 291 27/01/2018 David, Milligan GREENWELL STAR FC II V NEWTOWN FOREST FC II 5 Match Stadium Ban 05/02/2018 Offence: Disciplinary Article: 27 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Discrimination Fine Referee : Edmund , Dalzell £150.00 Total £1,000.00 Page 2 of 2 10 February 2018 10 February 2018 01:10:26 Misconduct Decisions ratified on the 09/02/2018 ID Date of Match FULL NAME Players Team V Opposing Team Suspension Add Susp Starts 297 03/02/2018 William, McIlroy GREENWELL STAR FC V CORRYMEELA FC 4 matches 12/02/2018 Offence: Disciplinary Article: 28.1 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Threat Fine Referee : Philip, Harris £150.00 Total £150.00 Page 1 of 1 17 February 2018 17 February 2018 16:44:47 Misconduct Decisions ratified on the 16/02/2018 ID Date of Match FULL NAME Players Team V Opposing Team Suspension Add Susp Starts 303 10/02/2018 Matty, Bell DUNMURRY YOUNG MEN FC 2NDS V COLIN VALLEY FC II 4 matches 19/02/2018 Offence: Disciplinary Article: 18.13 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Unsporting Conduct towards a Match Official Fine Referee : Glen , Pollock £100.00 302 10/02/2018 Paul, Moore BANGOR RANGERS II V ISLANDMAGEE 2NDS Auto + 1 19/02/2018 Offence: Disciplinary Article: 18.7 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Misconduct by Club Official Fine Referee : John, Hughes £100.00 301 10/02/2018 Rab, Crawford NEWPARK OLYMPIC V BALLYKEEL FC 2 matches 19/02/2018 Offence: Disciplinary Article: 18.11 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Assault or Battery of an Opponent Fine Referee : Paul Lecky £100.00 300 10/02/2018 Newpark Olympic, NEWPARK OLYMPIC V BALLYKEEL FC Offence: Disciplinary Article: 23 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Abandonment Fine Referee : Paul Lecky CHALLENGED £200.00 299 10/02/2018 Darren, McDonald BALLYKEEL FC V NEWPARK OLYMPIC Auto + 2 19/02/2018 Offence: Disciplinary Article: 18.7 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Misconduct by Club Official Fine Referee : Paul Lecky £100.00 Page 1 of 2 ID Date of Match FULL NAME Players Team V Opposing Team Suspension Add Susp Starts 298 10/02/2018 Ballykeel FC, BALLYKEEL FC V NEWPARK OLYMPIC Offence: Disciplinary Article: 23 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Abandonment Fine Referee : Paul Lecky £200.00 Total £800.00 Page 2 of 2 23 February 2018 23 February 2018 18:56:50 Misconduct Decisions ratified on the 23/02/2018 ID Date of Match FULL NAME Players Team V Opposing Team Suspension Add Susp Starts 305 17/02/2018 Davy, McComb NORTEL FC II V SUFFOLK SWIFTS II Auto + 1 26/02/2018 Offence: Disciplinary Article: 18.10 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Unsporting Conduct towards an Opponent Fine Referee : Andrew , Butler £100.00 304 17/02/2018 Anthony, Crawford ARDOYNE FC V BALLYSILLAN SWIFTS FC Auto + 1 26/02/2018 Offence: Disciplinary Article: 18.7 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Misconduct by Club Official Fine Referee : David, Gillen £100.00 Total £200.00 Page 1 of 1 04 March 2018 04 March 2018 00:15:37 Misconduct Decisions ratified on the 02/03/2018 ID Date of Match FULL NAME Players Team V Opposing Team Suspension Add Susp Starts 309 24/02/2018 Jordan, Kennedy DUNDRUM UNITED FC V NEWCASTLE FC SWIFTS 1 match 05/03/2018 Offence: Disciplinary Article: 18.3 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Misconduct by Player Fine Referee : Kenny , Jess £100.00 308 24/02/2018 Kieran, Mallon ST LUKES FC RESERVES V WOODVALE FC 2NDS 1 match 05/03/2018 Offence: Disciplinary Article: 18.3 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Misconduct by Player Fine Referee : Andrew , Butler £100.00 307 24/02/2018 Noel, Travers CASTLEWELLAN V PORTAVOGIE RANGERS 1 match 05/03/2018 Offence: Disciplinary Article: 18.3 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Misconduct by Player Fine Referee : Justin , Wynn £100.00 306 24/02/2018 Dervock FC, DERVOCK FC V WILLOWBANK FC Offence: Disciplinary Article: 33 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Liability for Spectator Conduct Fine Referee : Andrew , McIntosh £100.00 Total £400.00 Page 1 of 1 18 March 2018 18 March 2018 22:22:37 Misconduct Decisions ratified on the 16/03/2018 ID Date of Match FULL NAME Players Team V Opposing Team Suspension Add Susp Starts 311 10/03/2018 Neil, Donaghy TAUGHMONAGH YOUNG MEN FC 1STS V WARREN YOUNG MEN 4 matches 19/03/2018 Offence: Disciplinary Article: 18.13 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Unsporting Conduct towards a Match Official Fine Referee : Darren, Doughty £100.00 310 10/03/2018 Vinnie, Oliviera WARREN YOUNG MEN V TAUGHMONAGH YOUNG MEN FC 1STS 4 matches 19/03/2018 Offence: Disciplinary Article: 18.13 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Unsporting Conduct towards a Match Official Fine Referee : Darren, Doughty £100.00 Total £200.00 Page 1 of 1 31 March 2018 31 March 2018 02:25:40 Misconduct Decisions ratified on the 30/03/2018 ID Date of Match FULL NAME Players Team V Opposing Team Suspension Add Susp Starts 313 24/03/2018 Barry, Lavery KELVIN OLD BOYS V ARDOYNE FC Auto + 4 02/04/2018 Offence: Disciplinary Article: 18.13 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Unsporting Conduct towards a Match Official Fine Referee : Brendan , Lenzi £100.00 312 24/03/2018 William, Smyth RIADA FC V PORTRUSH Auto + 1 02/04/2018 Offence: Disciplinary Article: 18.7 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Misconduct by Club Official Fine Referee : Caolan, McDonald £100.00 Total £200.00 Page 1 of 1 15 May 2018 15 May 2018 19:41:06 Misconduct Decisions ratified on the 06/04/2018 ID Date of Match FULL NAME Players Team V Opposing Team Suspension Add Susp Starts 326 31/03/2018 Jacob, Hamilton COMBER RECREATION 2NDS V ARDS RANGERS II 5 match Stadium Ban 09/04/2018 Offence: Disciplinary Article: 27.2 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Discrimination Fine Referee : Gary , Bartlett £150.00 325 31/03/2018 Steven, While NEWINGTON RANGERS V LOWER SHANKILL FC 4 matches 09/04/2018 Offence: Disciplinary Article: 28 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Threat Fine Referee : John , Leith £150.00 324 31/03/2018 James, Cully PORTAVOGIE RANGERS II V RAVENHILL YM FC III 1 match 09/04/2018 Offence: Disciplinary Article: 18.3 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Misconduct by Player Fine Referee : James , Fawcett £100.00 321 31/03/2018 Manager (TBC), BALLYSILLAN SWIFTS FC III V 22ND OLD BOYS C 1 match 09/04/2018 Offence: Disciplinary Article: 18.7 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Misconduct by Club Official Fine Referee : Alistair , Suttie £100.00 320 31/03/2018 Chris, McMullan BALLYSILLAN SWIFTS FC III V 22ND OLD BOYS C 4 matches 09/04/2018 Offence: Disciplinary Article: 28 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Threat Fine Referee : Alistair , Suttie £150.00 Page 1 of 3 ID Date of Match FULL NAME Players Team V Opposing Team Suspension Add Susp Starts 319 31/03/2018 Ricky, Dunn BALLYSILLAN SWIFTS FC III V 22ND OLD BOYS C 4 matches 09/04/2018 Offence: Disciplinary Article: 28 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Threat Fine Referee : Alistair , Suttie £150.00 318 31/03/2018 Ballysillan Swifts III, BALLYSILLAN SWIFTS FC III V 22ND OLD BOYS C Offence: Disciplinary Article: 23 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Abandonment Fine Referee : Alistair , Suttie £200.00 317 31/03/2018 Gary, Riddle BARN UNTED SECONDS V ST PATRICKS YM FC 2NDS 4 matches 09/04/2018 Offence: Disciplinary Article: 28 Disciplinary Offence: CD-Threat Fine Referee : Gerard , McAuley £150.00 316 31/03/2018 Barn
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