Carlow without Walker

O'Hanrahan's forward Ray Walker has broken a bone in his foot, adding further to Carlow manager Liam Hayes' current injury crisis.

Wed, 08 Feb, 2006 - 07:58

O'Hanrahan's forward Ray Walker has broken a bone in his foot, adding further to Carlow manager Liam Hayes' current injury crisis.

Walker, who was selected at midfield for last Sunday's NFL defeat by Clare, will be in plaster for at least six weeks, ruling him out of the midlanders' Division 2A clashes with Donegal, Limerick, Roscommon and Leitrim.

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