The Munster champions are taking a ‘wait and see’ approach with goalkeeper Gavin Curran who returned to Australia after last Sunday’s semi-final to be with his partner who is due to give birth
Paul Geaney expects he will have shaken off the calf injury that prevented him starting the All-Ireland semi-final and be fit to start the final against St Brigids
Dingle captain Paul Geaney has confirmed that he should be fit to line out in his side’s historic All-Ireland Club Senior Football Championship final against St Brigid’s on Sunday week as he continues to recover from a niggling calf injury.
The long-serving stalwart aggravated the issue – that first surfaced during Kerry’s path to All-Ireland glory last summer – in the Munster Club Championship final win against St Finbarr’s in early December. He wasn’t deemed fit enough to start against Ballyboden St Enda’s last Saturday in the All-Ireland semi-final, but he came on played 50 minutes in the extra-time epic and put in a heroic performance.