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James O’Donoghue starts for Kerry against Tyrone

James O’Donoghue has recovered to take his place in the Kerry side to play Tyrone in Sunday’s All-Ireland SFC semi-final in Croke Park (throw-in 3.30pm).

James O’Donoghue starts for Kerry against Tyrone

Fri, 21 Aug, 2015 - 01:00

John Fogarty and Denis Hurley

O’Donoghue suffered a shoulder injury in the quarter-final win over Kildare but has recovered sufficiently to face the Red Hand.

Captain Kieran Donaghy — left out against Kildare — has been named at full-forward by coach Eamon Fitzmaurice. While he was also initially selected for the quarter-final win against Kildare, Donaghy was replaced by Colm Cooper shortly before throw-in in the 7-16 to 0-10 win. Paul Geaney misses out as Donaghy is selected alongside Cooper and O’Donoghue in the full-forward line, while Johnny Buckley replaces Bryan Sheehan at centre-forward.

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Courts Gaa Football GAA Championship 2015 Kerry Tyrone Place: Croke Park Person: James O’Donoghue Person: James O Person: Donoghue Person: O’Donoghue Person: Kieran Donaghy Person: Eamon Fitzmaurice Person: Donaghy Person: Colm Cooper Person: Paul Geaney Person: Cooper Person: Johnny Buckley Person: Bryan Sheehan Person: Peter Crowley Person: Aidan O’Mahony Person: Pa Kilkenny Person: Alan Fitzgerald Person: Michael Geaney Person: Jack Sherwood Person: Tyrone Person: Justin McMahon Person: Joe Person: Jack O’Shea Person: O’Shea Person: Kerry Person: Sean Cavanagh Person: Darren McCurry Person: Tiernan McCann Person: Paul Galvin Person: McCann Person: Jim Gavin Person: Joe McQuillan Person: Galvin Person: B Kealy Person: Kilcummin Person: P Murphy Person: Rathmore Person: M Ó Sé Person: S Enright Person: Tarbert Person: J Lyne Person: P Crowley Person: RANGERS Person: K Young Person: Renard Person: A Maher Person: Duagh Person: D Moran Person: Kerins O’Rahillys Person: S O’Brien Person: Kenmare Person: J Buckley Person: Dr Crokes Person: D Walshe Person: Cromane Person: C Cooper Person: K Donaghy Person: Austin Stacks Person: J O’Donoghue Person: B Kelly Person: A O’Mahony Person: B Sheehan Person: Mary’s Person: P Geaney Person: BJ Keane Person: D O’Sullivan Person: Glencar Person: F Fitzgerald Person: P Galvin Person: Finuge Person: T Walsh Person: P Person: Glenbeigh Person: A Fitzgerald Person: N Morgan Person: Edendork Event: All-Ireland SFC Event: All-Ireland semi-Event: 2013 All-Ireland final Organisation: Kerry Organisation: Tyrone Organisation: Kildare Organisation: Red Hand Organisation: Meath Organisation: Mayo Organisation: Dublin Organisation: SF Organisation: Legion Organisation: St

<p>DRIVING ON: Kerry might still be celebrating their 39th All-Ireland SFC title but the club championships in the county will ensure that the vast majority of the Kingdom heroes are back on the beat by now. Pic: Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile </p>

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