MCSORLEY BOOST FOR ST ENDA'S
McSorley boost for St Enda's
GAA
JOHN CAMPBELL
IF Omagh St Enda's find themselves in difficulties at any stage during tomorrow's Tyrone senior football championship final against Ardboe, they may well turn to their substitutes bench for comfort.
There they'll find someone who'll consider any SOS for his services as a God-given bonus.
Niall McSorley (pictured right), has spent the best part of the past month recovering from serious leg injuries sustained in the Omagh bomb atrocity.
The notion that he might be ruled out of action for several months has quickly been dispelled because of Niall's own remarkable resilience, and courage.
He's back in the Omagh squad - and is thirsting to play some part tomorrow.
"He's really up for the game and has been working so hard on building up his leg again and has spent many hours in the swimming pool.
"His very presence will galvanise the side." says Omagh spokesman Frankie Bradley.
GAA
JOHN CAMPBELL
IF Omagh St Enda's find themselves in difficulties at any stage during tomorrow's Tyrone senior football championship final against Ardboe, they may well turn to their substitutes bench for comfort.
There they'll find someone who'll consider any SOS for his services as a God-given bonus.
Niall McSorley (pictured right), has spent the best part of the past month recovering from serious leg injuries sustained in the Omagh bomb atrocity.
The notion that he might be ruled out of action for several months has quickly been dispelled because of Niall's own remarkable resilience, and courage.
He's back in the Omagh squad - and is thirsting to play some part tomorrow.
"He's really up for the game and has been working so hard on building up his leg again and has spent many hours in the swimming pool.
"His very presence will galvanise the side." says Omagh spokesman Frankie Bradley.
Further Information
Publisher: BELFAST TELEGRAPH
Ref: BT/0660
Published Date: 12-Sep-98
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