Tyrone's O'Neill on course to face Antrim

Veteran Tyrone forward Stephen O'Neill says he is well primed to make a return for the Red Hands for their Ulster SFC tussle with Antrim on May 23, after a promising outing for his club at the weekend.

Tue, 04 May, 2010 - 20:42

O'Neill scored six points for Clan na nGael in their Tyrone club tie with Eskra on Sunday.

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