St Gall's appeal against Kieran McGourty ban from Antrim final Seven-in-a-row seeking St Gall's are appealing against Kieran McGourty's ban from Saturday's Antrim Football Final against their regular rivals Cargin. Sean Burke is suspended for the decider at Ahoghill (15:00 BST) after his dismissal in last weekend's All-Ireland Sevens final defeat by Corofin. McGourty was also red carded in that game but is appealing against his ban. His brother Kevin has made clear his unhappiness that the game has been arranged for the Saturday date. We're a dual club and lots of our members had already booked to go down to the All-Ireland Hurling Final replay in Dublin. This game was only announced in the middle of last week," adds McGourty. Also on a Saturday afternoon a lot of people are working or have family commitments so as a spectacle, I think the Antrim county board are completely disrespecting the county final and the two clubs. I think both clubs are in agreement that it is a bit of a shame that the game is on at that time. Going into the final, the 2010 All-Ireland club champions have also been devastated by the death of club stalwart Alfie Hannaway, the father of the team's defender of the same name. Cargin will be able to call on Michael Magill following his move to the club while the Erin's Own manager Eamonn McCann will also have his brothers Michael and Thomas at his disposal. "Cargin will be at their strongest," adds Kevin McGourty. They have all their Antrim players available to them. Michael McCann, Tomas McCann, Ciaran Close, Kevin O'Boyle and Justin Crozier. They have a very strong panel of players and it's going to be very tough for us to win. We may have won the last six Antrim titles and 12 of of the last 13 titles but it has never been easy to beat Cargin. We have been very lucky in the last number of years that we have just played well against them.