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Geraghty's Meath future still in doubt

GRAHAM GERAGHTY'S Meath future remains unclear following his continued absence from training.

Geraghty's Meath future still in doubt

Thu, 02 Mar, 2006 - 00:00

Michael Ellard

The Meath panel trained last night in boss Eamonn Barry's home club of Walterstown but 1999 All-Ireland winning skipper Geraghty failed to show.

It's understood that the veteran forward and new boss Barry have held discussions about the controversial forward's current situation. But, as of last night, no positive outcome appeared to be in sight with all parties keeping tightlipped on the situation.

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Courts Gaa Football Place: Walterstown Place: Parnell Park Place: Breffni Park Place: Derry Place: Armagh Place: SF Place: Tipperary Person: Geraghty Person: Graham Geraghty Person: Eamonn Barry Person: Barry Person: Daithí Regan Person: Karl Slattery Person: James Coughlan Person: Ross Connor Person: Thomas Deehan Person: Ciaran Whelan Person: Kevin Bonner Person: Bryan Cullen Person: Alan Brogan Person: Niall O'Shea Person: Paul Griffin Person: O'Shea Person: Darren Magee Person: Conal Keaney Person: Derek Murphy Person: Jason Sherlock Person: Declan Lally Person: Padraig Joyce Person: Alan Kerins Person: Michael Donnellan Person: Finian Hanley Person: Sean Armstrong Person: Joyce Person: Kieran Fitzgerald Person: Andy Moran Person: Kerry Person: Eamon Fitzmaurice Person: Paddy Kelly Person: Darren O'Sullivan Person: Kieran Cremin Person: Diarmuid Murphy Person: K Cremin Person: M Ó Sé Person: M McCarthy Person: T O'Sullivan Person: T Ó Sé Person: A O'Mahony Person: M Lyons Person: D Ó Sé Person: K Donaghy Person: P Kelly Person: E Fitzmaurice Person: E Brosnan Person: C Cooper Person: D O'Sullivan Person: J. Reilly Person: M. Hannon Person: C. Collins Person: K. Fannin Person: P. Reilly Person: S. Brady Person: M. Brides Person: L. Mulvey Person: E. King Person: R. Flanagan Person: A, Forde Person: F. O'Reilly Person: J. O Reilly Person: E. O' Reilly Person: P. Kelly Person: K. Lynam Person: S. Casey Person: N. Grennan Person: B. Mooney Person: K. Slatter Person: A. McNamee Person: Coughlan Person: J. Reynolds Person: C. McManus Person: L. Mooney Person: J. Coughlan Person: P. Kellaghan Person: S. Cluxton Person: P. Griffen Person: B. Cahill Person: D. Henry Person: P. Casey Person: C. Coggins Person: P. Andrews Person: D. Bastick Person: D. Magee Person: C. Keaney Person: J. Sherlock Person: D. Lally Person: D. O'Callaghan Person: S. Ryan Person: T. Quinn Event: 1999 All-Ireland Event: O'Byrne Cup Event: Sigerson Cup Event: All-Ireland SFC final Organisation: Antrim Organisation: Cavan Organisation: Seneschalstown Organisation: Meath Organisation: Laois Organisation: Down Organisation: Armagh Organisation: Dublin Organisation: Offaly Organisation: Mayo Organisation: Tyrone Organisation: Kilmacud Crokes Organisation: Wicklow Organisation: Tipperary Organisation: Tipp Organisation: Kildare Organisation: Galway Organisation: Salthill Organisation: Monaghan Organisation: Sligo Organisation: Cork Organisation: SF Organisation: Fermanagh

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