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Kerry gamble on O Sé’s fitness against Roscommon

DARRAGH O Sé has declared himself fit and ready for Monday’s All-Ireland SFC quarter final against Roscommon.

Kerry gamble on O Sé’s fitness against Roscommon

Sat, 02 Aug, 2003 - 01:00

Tony Leen

The inspirational Gaeltacht midfielder passed a fitness test in Killarney last night and satisfied the selectors that he is ready to resume at centre-field after a month sidelined with an ankle injury.

He is the only change from the side which defeated Limerick in the Munster SFC final, with Seamus Scanlon losing out to Eoin Brosnan as O Sé’s midfield partner.

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Courts Gaa Football Place: Killarney Place: Tralee Place: Tipperary Place: Croke Park Place: Ennis Person: Ó Sé Person: Seamus Scanlon Person: Eoin Brosnan Person: Tommy Brosnan Person: Paul McDonald Person: Kevin Fitzpatrick Person: Mick O’Dwyer Person: Colm Parkinson Person: Damien Delaney Person: Keith Higgins Person: John Conlon Person: Trevor Howley Person: Henry McLoughlin Person: Eamon Tiernan Person: Shane Prendergast Person: Kerry Person: D. O’Keeffe Person: T. O’Sullivan Person: S. Moynihan Person: M. McCarthy Person: T Ó Sé Person: E. Fitzmaurice Person: M. O Sé Person: D. Ó Sé Person: E. Brosnan Person: S. O’Sullivan Person: D. Ó Cinnéide Person: L. Hassett Person: M.F. Russell Person: D. O’Sullivan Person: C. Cooper Person: D. Murphy Person: S. Scanlon Person: J. Sheehan Person: J. Crowley Person: A. McGearailt Person: D. Quill Person: M. Quirke Person: P. Galvin Person: A. O'Mahony Person: J. Cahalane Person: P. Kennedy Person: D. Daly Person: T. Brosnan Person: F. Byron Person: Fennelly Person: C. Byrne Person: J. Higgins Person: D. Rooney Person: T. Kelly Person: P. McDonald Person: P. Clancy Person: Garvan Person: R. Munnelly Person: M. Lawlor Person: Kavanagh Person: B. McDonald Person: I. Fitzgerald Person: Delaney Person: R. Byrne Person: D. Padden Person: Howley Person: J. Conlon Person: K. Costello Person: Sloyne Person: S. Ryder Person: S. O’Donnell Person: McLoughlin Person: E. Tiernan Person: S. Prendergast Event: All-Ireland SFC quarter Event: Munster SFC final Event: Munster championship Event: Leinster Event: All-Ireland quarter-final Event: Connacht Organisation: Roscommon Organisation: Limerick Organisation: Kerry Organisation: Laois Organisation: Armagh Organisation: Mayo Organisation: SF

<p>Mark O'Connor of the Cats and Blake Hardwick of the Hawks compete for the ball during the AFL Second Preliminary Final match between the Geelong Cats and the Hawthorn Hawks. Pic: Michael Willson/AFL Photos via Getty Images</p>

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