Hot-shot Vaughan leads Dubs’ attack
The Kilmacud Crokes player was the scorer-in-chief for the Dubs in last Sunday’s quarter-final replay victory over Meath when he finished with eight points.
Although there are concerns about the fitness and availability of several unnamed players, Offaly have named an unchanged side. The players have not been officially named but are likely to include defenders Ger Rafferty, who suffered a knee injury in training, James Keane, who picked up an ankle injury against Carlow and, possibly, Paul McConway, with a leg injury.
