Illness-hit Antrim to come out fighting

Antrim have been hit by illness ahead of their Dr McKenna Cup clash against defending champions Tyrone on Sunday in Dungannon.

Thu, 13 Jan, 2005 - 07:54

Antrim have been hit by illness ahead of their Dr McKenna Cup clash against defending champions Tyrone on Sunday in Dungannon.

Five of Mickey Culbert's players are still laid up with flu, and he will be looking for an improvement as his depleted side went down to Cavan last week.

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Courts Gaa Heathrow Place: Dungannon Place: Cavan Person: Mickey Culbert Person: Joe Quinn Person: John McAleese Person: Culbert Event: Dr McKenna Cup Organisation: Antrim Organisation: Tyrone

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