Mortimer set for first start of the season

TREVOR MORTIMER makes his first start of the season as Mayo take on Galway in the Connacht SFC semi-final at Pearse Stadium, Salthill on Sunday.
Fri, 18 May, 2007 - 01:00
Michael Ellard

Mortimer, who missed the entire League because of injury, is selected at centre forward with Aidan Kilcoyne dropping to the bench.

Regular goalkeeper Kenneth O’Neill, who missed the concluding games of the League because of a broken thumb, is fully fit again and takes over from his deputy David Clarke.

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GaaPlace: Pearse StadiumPlace: TyronePlace: FermanaghPlace: ClonesPlace: St Tiernach’s ParkPlace: Breffni ParkPerson: MortimerPerson: Trevor MortimerPerson: Aidan KilcoynePerson: Kenneth O’NeillPerson: David ClarkePerson: Cormac BanePerson: Brian McGuiganPerson: TommyPerson: McGuiganPerson: Justin McMahonPerson: Colm CavanaghPerson: Niall GormleyPerson: Mickey HartePerson: Stephen O’NeillPerson: Enda McGinleyPerson: Mickey McGeePerson: Owen MulliganPerson: Joe McMahonPerson: Martin PenrosePerson: Raymond MulgrewPerson: Kelvin HughesPerson: MulliganPerson: McGinleyPerson: Cormac McGinleyPerson: Sean CavanaghPerson: John DevinePerson: Pascal McConnellPerson: Damien KellyPerson: P. DohertyPerson: K. FitzgeraldPerson: F. HanleyPerson: D. BurkePerson: D. MeehanPerson: N. CoynePerson: ComerPerson: N. ColemanPerson: J. BerginPerson: D. SavagePerson: J. FallonPerson: N. JoycePerson: M. MeehanPerson: P. JoycePerson: C. BanePerson: MayoPerson: K. O’MalleyPerson: L. O’MalleyPerson: B. J. PaddenPerson: K. HigginsPerson: E. DevanneyPerson: J. NallonPerson: P. GardinerPerson: D. HeaneyPerson: P. HartePerson: G. BradyPerson: T. MortimerPerson: A. DillonPerson: C. MortimerPerson: K. O’NeillPerson: A. MoranPerson: TyronePerson: J. DevinePerson: R. McMenaminPerson: C. McGinleyPerson: D. CarlinPerson: D. HartePerson: C. GormleyPerson: J. McMahonPerson: K. HughesPerson: S. CavanaghPerson: B. DooherPerson: T. McGuiganPerson: R. MellonPerson: N. GormleyPerson: C. CavanaghPerson: C. McCullaghPerson: M. McVeighPerson: D. McCartanPerson: D. RooneyPerson: K. McGuiganPerson: R. MurtaghPerson: B. GrantPerson: J. ClarkePerson: D. GordanPerson: J. LynchPerson: J. McGovernPerson: A. CarrPerson: R. SextonPerson: D. HughesPerson: P. DowneyPerson: C BreenPerson: S GoanPerson: B OwensPerson: M BoguePerson: S LyonsPerson: S McDermottPerson: T McIlroyPerson: M McGrathPerson: M MurphyPerson: M LittlePerson: T BrewsterPerson: E MaguirePerson: C McIlroyPerson: C O’ReillyPerson: C BradleyEvent: Connacht SFCEvent: Ulster SFCOrganisation: MayoOrganisation: GalwayOrganisation: CavanOrganisation: SFCOrganisation: Tyrone
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