Dublin forward Paul Mannion has been cleared to play in their Leinster Senior Football Championship semi-final against Kildare on Sunday.
The Central Appeals Committee have overturned the red card he received in the Dubs' quarter-final win over Louth.
Mannion was dismissed for a challenge on Conal McKeever in the first-half at O'Moore Park and Dublin manager Jim Gavin questioned the decision in the aftermath,
"My first thoughts on it having seen it live, I thought he tackled him and the ball just popped up.
"Certainly from my perspective, it didn't warrant a red card. Possibly a yellow.
"The Louth player got up afterwards and played on, unlike Paddy Andrews. He didn't and he broke a jaw. They were completely different tackles. Paul got the ball first, probably braced himself."
The committee found that it could not be proven that the All-Star attacker was "behaving in a way which is dangerous to an opponent"
Armagh's Brendan Donaghy was unsuccessful in his appeal and will miss their Ulster semi-final replay against Cavan.
Donaghy saw red for a off the ball incident late in the drawn game at Clones last weekend and the CAC committee found the offence of "behaving in a way which is dangerous to an opponent" was proven and they upheld a one-game suspension for the Clonmore clubman.
Cavan and Armagh clash again at St Tiernach's Park this Sunday.
#GAA news: A CHC Hearing took place on Thursday evening
— The GAA (@officialgaa) June 7, 2019
Download the brand new OffTheBall App in the Play Store & App Store right now! We've got you covered!
Subscribe to OffTheBall's YouTube channel for more videos, like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter for the latest sporting news and content.
