It’s after claims by Ray Walker he received no such education between his return to the Carlow panel.
The GAA say 36 Carlow players took anti-doping education courses both this year and last.
It’s after Ray Walker claimed he received no such education between his return to the Carlow panel in November and his positive test in February.
The GAA and Sport Ireland have confirmed that Walker will be accepting a four-year doping ban.
Sport Ireland say Walker lodged an appeal against his ban on April 21, but has since accepted the full punishment.
The 35-year old became the first Irish athlete to test positive for the banned substance meldonium.
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