Kennelly runs rule over AFL prospects

A number of young talented GAA stars are being put through their paces at a two-day Australian Rules trial at DCU this week.

Wed, 13 Feb, 2013 - 12:34

A number of young talented GAA stars are being put through their paces at a two-day Australian Rules trial at DCU this week.

Tadhg Kennelly, an AFL Premiership winner with Sydney Swans in 2005, is overseeing the Combine event in Dublin which is being run by AFL Europe yesterday and today.

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Courts Gaa Heathrow Place: DCU Place: Dublin Place: Ireland Place: UK Place: Melbourne Place: Derry Place: Kildare Place: Armagh Place: Kerry Place: Australia Place: Tipperary Place: Fermanagh Place: Donegal Place: Westmeath Person: Kennelly Person: Tadhg Kennelly Person: Emmett Bradley Person: Sean Hurley Person: Cormac Costello Person: Shane Carthy Person: Daniel Flynn Person: Paddy Brophy Person: Damian Cahalane Person: Ethan Rafferty Person: James Laverty Person: Jack McCaffrey Person: Jack Person: Gavin Burke Person: Eric Lowndes Person: Niall Scully Person: Damien Cahalane Person: Bill Maher Person: Philip Quirke Person: Steven O'Brien Person: Conor Carville Person: Niall Grimley Person: Shane Walsh Person: Ronan Daly Person: Che Cullen Person: Lee Cullen Person: Adam Gallagher Person: Hugh McFadden Person: Pádraig Lucey Person: Cameron Cope Person: Ger Leech Event: Australian Event: AFL Premiership Event: Combine Event: 2013 AFL Draft Combine Event: Melbourne Combine Event: AFL Organisation: Sydney Swans Organisation: AFL Europe Organisation: DCU Organisation: Antrim Organisation: AFL Organisation: Dublin Organisation: Kildare Organisation: Cork Organisation: Derry Organisation: Galway Organisation: Roscommon Organisation: Kerry Organisation: Wolverhampton

<p>COMING HOME? Kieran Donaghy recently stepped away from 2024 All-Ireland SFC champions Armagh after five years as forwards coach. Picture: Seb Daly/Sportsfile</p>

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