Curtin boost for Dubs

Dublin's chances of staying in hurling's top tier this weekend have received a boost with the return from injury of captain David Curtin.

Tue, 19 Jul, 2005 - 13:07

Dublin's chances of staying in hurling's top tier this weekend have received a boost with the return from injury of captain David Curtin.

The Ballyboden St Enda's free-taker is set to start in the Dubs' All-Ireland SHC relegation semi-final against Laois in Carlow (throw-in 7pm) on Saturday.

More in this section

Patrick Horgan and Stephen McDonnell dejected27/1/2019

Stephen McDonnell: 'Hoggie looked at the likes of Tom Brady, Ronaldo. He was studying the likes of them'

Cork v Tipperary - GAA Hurling All-Ireland Senior Championship Final

'Dedication, determination and sportsmanship': Taoiseach's tribute to Cork legend Horgan

Clare v Cork - GAA Hurling All-Ireland Senior Championship Quarter-Final

In pictures: Patrick Horgan in the red of Cork throughout the years

Courts Gaa Heathrow Place: Carlow Person: Curtin Person: David Curtin Person: Tommy McNaughton Event: All-Ireland SHC Event: Leinster Organisation: Dubs Dublin Organisation: Dublin Organisation: Ballyboden St Enda Organisation: Dubs'Organisation: Laois Organisation: Offaly Organisation: Kilkenny

<p>MAGIC MAN: Cork’s Patrick Horgan. 'There was always a rabbit somewhere to be pulled out of his hat', says Anthony Daly. Pic: James Crombie, Inpho</p>

S Anthony Daly: There are thousands of lads with All-Ireland medals who wouldn’t lace Hoggie’s boots

READ NOW

Curtin boost for Dubs

S Anthony Daly: There are thousands of lads with All-Ireland medals who wouldn’t lace Hoggie’s boots

Latest

Sport

Anthony Daly

Curtin boost for Dubs

Unlimited access. Half the price.

S Anthony Daly: There are thousands of lads with All-Ireland medals who wouldn’t lace Hoggie’s boots

Latest

Sport

Sport

Anthony Daly

Most Read