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Published 11:24 19 Aug 2022 BST
Updated 15:42 19 Aug 2022 BST
The commentators had a difficult time following all of the chaos and even remarked that the game could be called off.
"Jerome Johnston has raised a hand at Ronan McGrath... we may have to move our notebooks here soon, because they're gravitating towards us on the sideline.
"It's really all kicking off here in the last few minutes and this is still so unnecessary, the thing had settled down and it didn't need to go again. https://twitter.com/PremierviewPod/status/1560247689325035522"Just to our left there are three Burren men and Kilcoo men engaged in close combat. To our right they're trying to lead each other away.
"The match officials are keeping a close eye from a distance on what's happening. There's Burren men getting treated, there's photographers scattered to make sure they don't get involved."This game is going to get abandoned."
Kilcoo’s Jerome and Ryan Johnston had only come off the bench and were sent off along with Sean Og McCusker, while Burren’s trio of Odhran Murdock, Danny and Ryan Magill also saw red, which meant the game finished 12-a-side.
In the end Burren were the deserving victors and crowned the Down League One champions, and Kilcoo will be looking to quickly dust themselves off in preparation for their opening championship game against Clonduff.
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