Laois to face Carlow without injured Sheehan

BILLY SHEEHAN is out of the Laois team for Sunday’s Bank of Ireland Leinster SFC quarter final clash with Carlow in Portlaoise.
Fri, 02 Jun, 2006 - 01:00
Michael Ellard

The former Kerry player has failed to respond to treatment on a groin injury and is replaced by Brian McDonald, who made a number of starts during the League.

However, centre-forward Chris Conway, who was also considered doubtful because of a similar injury, was last night passed fit.

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GaaFootballPlace: PortlaoisePerson: Sheehan BILLY SHEEHANPerson: Brian McDonaldPerson: Chris ConwayPerson: Mark BrennanPerson: BrennanPerson: Brian FarrellPerson: James RyanPerson: Barry EnglandPerson: Brian MurphyPerson: Neil McGeePerson: Chris BonnerPerson: Conal KellyPerson: Michael DohertyPerson: Michael HegartyPerson: Barry MonaghanPerson: Brendan BoylePerson: Adrian SweeneyPerson: Dan McCartanPerson: CavanPerson: Adrian ScullyPerson: F. ByrnePerson: A. FennellyPerson: C. RyanPerson: P. McMahonPerson: D. RooneyPerson: T. KellyPerson: J. HigginsPerson: P. ClancyPerson: N. GarvanPerson: R. MunellyPerson: ConwayPerson: G. KavanaghPerson: D. BrennanPerson: LawlorPerson: McDonaldPerson: J.Person: C. McCarthyPerson: B. FarrellPerson: T. SmithPerson: J. HaydenPerson: J. ByrnePerson: J. RyanPerson: P. WalshPerson: T. WalshPerson: B. CarberyPerson: M. CarpenterPerson: P. HickeyPerson: B. MurphyPerson: S. ReaPerson: A. KellyPerson: P. DurcanPerson: N. McGeePerson: P. CampbellPerson: K. LaceyPerson: É. McGeePerson: M. HegartyPerson: B. DunnionPerson: N. GallagherPerson: B MonaghanPerson: C. ToyePerson: C. BonnerPerson: KavanaghPerson: C. KellyPerson: C. DunnePerson: BPerson: M. ColePerson: B. GrantPerson: A. MolloyPerson: P. MurphyPerson: A. RodgersPerson: D. GordonPerson: E. McCartanPerson: L. DoylePerson: D. HughesPerson: M.Event: Bank of IrelandEvent: Leinster SFC quarterEvent: Ulster quarter-finalOrganisation: LaoisOrganisation: CarlowOrganisation: KerryOrganisation: WicklowOrganisation: DonegalOrganisation: SFC
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