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Quane to replace Ó Sé on Allstars’ trip to US

LIMERICK footballer John Quane will replace Kerry captain Darragh Ó Sé, on the Vodafone Allstars visit to San Diego this week.

Quane to replace Ó Sé on Allstars’ trip to US

Tue, 14 Jan, 2003 - 00:00

Colm O’Connor

The Kingdom midfielder is currently in South Africa with his county team-mates. He is believed to have withdrawn from the Allstar trip due to work commitments. Quane will join the rest of the touring party when they fly out of Dublin Airport tomorrow for the week-long trip. The

Allstars of 2002 will play the Allstars of 2001 in an exhibition game at the University of San Diego on Saturday.

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