Stokes out of Limerick clash with Wexford

THE highly competitive nature of the National Football League is taking its toll with many players injured.

Stokes out of Limerick clash with Wexford
Thu, 12 Feb, 2004 - 00:00
Brendan Larkin

Jason Stokes is out of the Limerick team for Sunday’s home tie with Wexford after breaking a toe in the win over Cavan as the Shannonsiders bid to maintain their run.

Team coach Liam Kearns says Diarmuid Sheehy is two weeks away from full fitness, but is expecting to have most of his injured players back for the Galway game in three weeks.

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