Three to contest chair
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The player in question could face a lengthy suspension, while the county board could be hit with a substantial fine.
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There are three candidates going forward for the position of Wexford GAA chairman.
The race to replace current chairman Diarmuid Devereux is on as Askamore-Kilrush's Arthur Quinn has been joined by Derek Kent (Taghmon-Camross) and Noel O'Keeffe (St Anne's, Rathangan) in the battle to take over.
Devereux must step down due to the five-year rule, but he leaves having persuaded Davy Fitzgerald and Seamus McEnaney to become senior hurling and football managers respectively.
There is also a race to become vice-chairman as current incumbent Noel O'Keeffe is to be rivalled by Arthur Quinn and Michael Martin (Volunteers).
