Gardiner to miss remainder of league campaign

Peadar Gardiner will sit out the remainder of Mayo's National Football League games after breaking his jaw in a club match.

Gardiner to miss remainder of league campaign
Thu, 27 Mar, 2008 - 07:54

Peadar Gardiner will sit out the remainder of Mayo's National Football League games after breaking his jaw in a club match.

Gardiner, who is Mayo's vice-captain, sustained the injury after an accidental clash with Knockmore's John Brogan during a senior league match between Crossmolina and Knockmore.

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