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Kilkenny GAA have confirmed they are investigating an incident in Ballyragget
Kilkenny GAA officials and St Patrick's Ballyragget club officers met last night (Wednesday) as the investigation began in to an incident which took place in Ballyragget.
Lewd images appeared on line of an event held last Tuesday night, described by the GAA as a private function but in some of the images, the trophy for the Intermediate Hurling Championship is visible.
St Patrick's had won the Kilkenny IHC title on Sunday. Officials from the Ballyragget club have said that they will co-operate fully with any investigation.
County Officers will review their findings in the coming days and have said that Kilkenny GAA will be making no further public comment at this time.
The images appeared on line and have been circulated through social media.
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