He can appeal his ban before the Central Appeals Committee.
Down senior football manager Paddy Tally's had his suspension for discrediting the association reduced from twelve to eight weeks.
The twelve-week ban was handed down by the Association after the Down squad gathered at Abbey CBS in Newry last month - going against the GAA's ban on collective training during the Level 5 lockdown.
The ban was reduced after last night’s Central Hearings Committee meeting and Tally can appeal his two-month ban before the Central Appeals Committee.
An eight-week suspension would see Tally miss Down’s three group fixtures in Division 2 of the Allianz League.
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