Mulligan out of league leaders’ trip to Cork

OWEN MULLIGAN has been ruled out of Tyrone’s Allianz National Football League clash with Cork on Sunday by a hamstring injury.

Fri, 11 Mar, 2005 - 00:00

Michael Ellard and Jim O’Sullivan

The Cookstown man was forced out of last weekend’s win over Offaly after just 18 minutes.

He was replaced by Martin Penrose, who emerged as one of the side’s best attackers, scoring three points, but Colm McCullagh gets the nod for the trip to Páirc Uí Rinn.

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Courts Gaa Place: Cork Place: Páirc Uí Rinn Place: Healy Park Place: Kildare Place: Markievicz Park Place: Thurles Place: Tullamore Place: Fermanagh Place: London Place: Walsh Park Place: Croke Park Person: Mulligan Person: Owen Mulligan Person: Martin Penrose Person: Colm McCullagh Person: McCullagh Person: Ryan Mellon Person: Mellon Person: Joe McMahon Person: Conor Gormley Person: Mickey Harte Person: Pascal McConnell Person: John Devine Person: Darren Rooney Person: Tom Kelly Person: Kieran Kelly Person: Pat Roe Person: Anthony Masterson Person: John Cooper Person: Nicky Lambert Person: Brendan Doyle Person: Kieran Kennedy Person: Redmond Barry Person: Lambert Person: Roe Person: John Maughan Person: Gary Mullins Person: Pat Kelly Person: James Brennan Person: Joe Quinn Person: Mark Daly Person: Pascal Kelleghan Person: Seán Boylan Person: Wicklow Person: Niall McLoughlin Person: Tommy O’Connor Person: Ollie Murphy Person: Seamus McEneaney Person: James Ward Person: Stephen Gollogly Person: James Conlon Person: Vinny Corey Person: John Paul Mone Person: Ken McGrath Person: Tony Browne Person: Paul Flynn Person: Dave Sweeney Person: Fergal Chambers Person: Declan Ruth Person: David O’Connor Person: Malachy Travers Person: John O’Connor Person: David O’Brien Person: P McConnell Person: R McMenamin Person: E McGinley Person: M McGee Person: J. McMahon Person: G. Devlin Person: B. Donnelly Person: B Meenan Person: P Donnelly Person: B Dooher Person: S O’Neill Person: S Cavanagh Person: M Coleman Person: R Mellon Person: C McCullagh Person: P. Kelly Person: S. Sullivan Person: Evans Person: B. Mooney Person: D. McNamee Person: J. Brennan Person: M. Daly Person: C. McManus Person: Coughlan Person: C. Quinn Person: J. Reynolds Person: J. Coughlan Person: D. Clarke Person: L. O’Malley Person: D. Heaney Person: K. Higgins Person: G. Mullins Person: J. Nallen Person: P. Gardiner Person: M. Moyles Person: BJ Padden Person: J. Gill Person: C. McDonald Person: A. Kilcoyne Person: C. Mortimer Person: A. Dillon Person: E. Murphy Person: A. Rainbow Person: D. Henby Person: M. Wright Person: G. Ryan Person: C. Lennon Event: Allianz National Football League Event: Leinster Event: Division 1A National Hurling League Organisation: Tyrone Organisation: Cork Organisation: Offaly Organisation: Laois Organisation: Armagh Organisation: Wexford Organisation: Limerick Organisation: Sligo Organisation: Kildare Organisation: Mayo Organisation: Tipperary Organisation: Monaghan Organisation: Dublin Organisation: Dubs Organisation: UCD Organisation: Kilkenny Organisation: SF

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