Meath's David Gough is set to referee the All-Ireland senior football final between Dublin and Kerry.
Meath's David Gough is set to referee the All-Ireland senior football final between Dublin and Kerry at Croke Park on Sunday September 1st.
The announcement has yet to be confirmed by the GAA, but it would be Gough's first time to take charge of the decider.
The potential for Slane clubman Gough to be given the final attracted criticism from the former Kerry manager Eamonn Fitzmaurice and the ex-Kerry player Aidan O'Mahony, as the referee lives and works in Dublin.
Without questioning his integrity or abilities, they felt it would be better to appoint a referee with no links to the capital.
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