Niall Morgan blow for Tyrone

Tyrone will be without goalkeeper Niall Morgan for their Allianz National League Division Two final against Cavan on Sunday, April 24.

Tue, 12 Apr, 2016 - 01:00

Colm O’Connor

Morgan broke a bone in his hand while playing club football for Edendork at the weekend — and now faces a race to be fit for the county’s Ulster SFC quarter-final away to Derry in Celtic Park on May 22.

Morgan, who plays out the field for his club, had caught the eye with a seven points haul before sustaining the injury.

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Gaa Football Tyrone gaelic football Niall Morgan injury Sport Place: Derry Place: Celtic Park Place: Hospital Place: Fraher Field Place: Páirc Uí Rinn Place: O’Connor Park Place: Tullamore Place: Parnell Park Place: Cusack Park Place: Mullingar Place: O’Moore Park Place: Portlaoise Place: Netwatch Cullen Park Place: Semple Stadium Place: Thurles Place: Semple Stadium, Thurles Place: Tipperary Person: Niall Morgan Person: Morgan Person: Mickey Harte Person: Mickey O’Neill Person: Barry Kelly Person: Fergal Horgan Event: Allianz National League Division Two Event: Ulster SFC quarter-final Event: Electric Ireland Munster MFC first round Event: EirGrid All-Ireland U21 football semi-finals Event: Ireland Leinster MFC first round Event: Allianz Division 1 hurling league semi Organisation: Tyrone Tyrone Organisation: Cavan Organisation: Edendork Organisation: Waterford Organisation: Kerry Organisation: Clare Organisation: Limerick Organisation: Miltown Malbay Organisation: Cork Organisation: Tipperary Organisation: Dublin Organisation: Mayo Organisation: Electric Organisation: Offaly Organisation: Westmeath Organisation: Longford Organisation: Kilkenny Organisation: Wexford Organisation: Wicklow Organisation: Kildare Organisation: Laois Organisation: Meath Organisation: Carlow Organisation: BallTalk

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