O’Sullivan out as Kerry injury worries mount for Limerick tie

DECLAN O’Sullivan is out of Kerry’s Munster SFC final clash with Limerick on Sunday week — and could miss the All-Ireland quarter-final if the Kingdom progress.

The young centre-forward dislocated a collarbone in training on Wednesday night and will be out of action for at least a month, according to Kerry coach Jack O’Connor.

The loss of the Dromid Pearses attacker is a serious blow to Kerry, who already have Seamus Moynihan (ankle), Mike McCarthy (knee) and Darragh Ó Sé (thumb) struggling to be fit for the provincial decider in the Gaelic Grounds.