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Moran fears Bradley may miss McKenna Cup

Derry boss Mickey Moran fears Paddy Bradley could be out of next Sunday's Dr McKenna Cup final against Tyrone after picking up an ankle injury.

Tue, 15 Feb, 2005 - 07:18

Derry's Paddy Bradley could be out of next Sunday's Dr McKenna Cup final against Tyrone after picking up an ankle injury.

The Derry skipper suffered the injury during Sunday's Division 2B league victory over Louth. He limped off after 11 minutes.

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