O'Brien does not plan senior return

Wicklow's Kevin O'Brien has no plans to gatecrash the county¹s senior set-up after picking up his first ever All-Ireland title on Sunday.

Tue, 06 Aug, 2002 - 16:39

Wicklow's Kevin O'Brien has no plans to gatecrash the county¹s senior set-up after picking up his first ever All-Ireland title on Sunday.

The former All-Star, 37, was part of Donal McGillycuddy's JFC side that beat Kerry in Portlaoise but said: "I¹ll keep playing club football and that¹s it for me.

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Courts Gaa Heathrow Place: Portlaoise Person: O'Brien Person: Wicklow Person: Kevin O'Brien Person: Donal McGillycuddy Person: John O¹Leary Event: All-Ireland Organisation: JFC Organisation: Kerry

<p>Carlow players and staff celebrate with the cup after the Allianz Football League Division 4 final match between Carlow and Longford at Croke Park in Dublin. Pic: David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile</p>

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