Nemo trio get nod as Rebels ring changes for trip to Tyrone

THE Nemo Rangers trio of Derek Kavanagh, David Niblock and James Masters have been included in the Cork team for Sunday’s Allianz National Football League showdown with All-Ireland champions Tyrone at O’Neill Park, Omagh.

Nemo trio get nod as Rebels ring changes for trip to Tyrone
Wed, 01 Mar, 2006 - 00:00
Michael Ellard

Kavanagh, who has overcome a back injury, is selected at midfield with Niblock on the forty and Masters in the right corner.

The side shows a number of changes from that which lost to Kerry in the last game with Anthony Lynch also returning to first team duty.

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