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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Gaa Place: Pearse Stadium Place: Tyrone Place: Fermanagh Place: Clones Place: St Tiernach’s Park Place: Breffni Park Person: Mortimer Person: Trevor Mortimer Person: Aidan Kilcoyne Person: Kenneth O’Neill Person: David Clarke Person: Cormac Bane Person: Brian McGuigan Person: Tommy Person: McGuigan Person: Justin McMahon Person: Colm Cavanagh Person: Niall Gormley Person: Mickey Harte Person: Stephen O’Neill Person: Enda McGinley Person: Mickey McGee Person: Owen Mulligan Person: Joe McMahon Person: Martin Penrose Person: Raymond Mulgrew Person: Kelvin Hughes Person: Mulligan Person: McGinley Person: Cormac McGinley Person: Sean Cavanagh Person: John Devine Person: Pascal McConnell Person: Damien Kelly Person: P. Doherty Person: K. Fitzgerald Person: F. Hanley Person: D. Burke Person: D. Meehan Person: N. Coyne Person: Comer Person: N. Coleman Person: J. Bergin Person: D. Savage Person: J. Fallon Person: N. Joyce Person: M. Meehan Person: P. Joyce Person: C. Bane Person: Mayo Person: K. O’Malley Person: L. O’Malley Person: B. J. Padden Person: K. Higgins Person: E. Devanney Person: J. Nallon Person: P. Gardiner Person: D. Heaney Person: P. Harte Person: G. Brady Person: T. Mortimer Person: A. Dillon Person: C. Mortimer Person: K. O’Neill Person: A. Moran Person: Tyrone Person: J. Devine Person: R. McMenamin Person: C. McGinley Person: D. Carlin Person: D. Harte Person: C. Gormley Person: J. McMahon Person: K. Hughes Person: S. Cavanagh Person: B. Dooher Person: T. McGuigan Person: R. Mellon Person: N. Gormley Person: C. Cavanagh Person: C. McCullagh Person: M. McVeigh Person: D. McCartan Person: D. Rooney Person: K. McGuigan Person: R. Murtagh Person: B. Grant Person: J. Clarke Person: D. Gordan Person: J. Lynch Person: J. McGovern Person: A. Carr Person: R. Sexton Person: D. Hughes Person: P. Downey Person: C Breen Person: S Goan Person: B Owens Person: M Bogue Person: S Lyons Person: S McDermott Person: T McIlroy Person: M McGrath Person: M Murphy Person: M Little Person: T Brewster Person: E Maguire Person: C McIlroy Person: C O’Reilly Person: C Bradley Event: Connacht SFC Event: Ulster SFC Organisation: Mayo Organisation: Galway Organisation: Cavan Organisation: SFC Organisation: Tyrone

<p>DECIDER: Meath play Cork in the National Football League Division 2 final at Croke Park on Sunday. Pic: Michael P Ryan/Sportsfile</p>

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