Late hero McGraynor says O’Dwyer was his inspiration

CONOR McGRAYNOR is hoping to see a few headlines from Wicklow’s victory on Saturday — so he can use them for a scholarship interview with DCU today.

Mon, 27 Jun, 2011 - 01:00

Terry Reilly

The youngster from Avondale made his championship debut, coming off the bench in the 62nd minute to kick 1-1 in a dream scenario.

“I’m going for the scholarship so hopefully today will help. A few headlines and I’ll stick them in the portfolio and bring them up with me,” he laughed.

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