Ryan to line out for Dublin hurlers

Shane Ryan will line out for the Dublin Senior hurlers for the first time this Sunday, since his decision to quit the Blues' Senior football panel last October.

Tue, 29 Dec, 2009 - 12:59

Shane Ryan will line out for the Dublin Senior hurlers for the first time this Sunday, since his decision to quit the Blues' Senior football panel last October.

The Naomh Mearnog clubman is a part of Anthony Daly's side which will face the Dubs Stars in the Annual challenge game which takes place in Fingallian's this weekend (2pm).

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