Moran back to skipper Dubs

After an injury-ravaged 2006, Colin Moran will captain Paul Caffrey's Dublin side in Saturday's Dublin Bus/Evening Herald Dubs Stars match in Portmarnock (throw-in 2pm).

Wed, 03 Jan, 2007 - 19:47

After an injury-ravaged 2006, Colin Moran will captain Paul Caffrey's Dublin side in Saturday's Dublin Bus/Evening Herald Dubs Stars match in Portmarnock (throw-in 2pm).

Groin and knee injuries kept Moran on the sidelines for most of last year. His championship summer amounted to barely 15 minutes as a substitute against Offaly, Westmeath and Mayo.

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