Sean boylan and anthony moyles set for action
Former Meath manager Sean Boylan and former Meath player and current Meath Chronicle columnist Anthony Moyles will be back in action next Monday at St Patrick's Park, Newcastle, Co Down, with the Rest of Ireland team against an Ulster selection.
A host of former Gaelic football stars will line out for a special charity game as part of the Dubai Duty Free Irish Open Golf events next week in Newcastle at 7pm. The game will take place at St Patrick’s Park in the Co Down town on Monday, 25 May 2010 at 7.00pm.
The members of the Ulster and Rest of Ireland teams include 17 Allstars with players from 20 counties.
Down legends Sean O’Neill and James McCartan jnr will take charge of the Ulster team against a Rest of Ireland Select managed by Sean Boylan (Meath) and John O’Mahony (Galway/Mayo).
The Ulster team will include seven Allstars (Benny Coulter, Brendan McVeigh, Stevie McDonnell, Paddy Bradley, Enda Muldoon, Barry Owens, Marty McGrath and Kevin Cassidy), All-Ireland winner Kevin Hughes (Tyrone) and former Young Player of the Year Aaron Kernan (Armagh).
The Rest of Ireland managers will look to include former All-Ireland winners Padraic Joyce (Gaway) and dual star Brendan Cummins (Tipperary) and former Allstars Barry Cahill, Dermot Earley, Eamonn O’Hara, James Nallen, Ciarán McDonald, Declan Browne, Mattie Forde and Anthony Rainbow.
The Northern Ireland Cancer Fund for Children, which has the support of the Rory McIlroy Foundation, will be the designated charity for the game.
PANELS
ULSTER
Benny Coulter Down, Kalum King Down, Brendan McVeigh Down, Martin McGrath Fermanagh, Aaron Kernan Armagh, Kevin Hughes Tyrone, Gerard O’Kane Derry, Stevie McDonnell Armagh, Barry Owens Fermanagh, Brian Mallon ArmagH, John Paul Mone MonaghaN, Billy Joe Padden Armagh, Dermot McArdle Monaghan, Paddy Bradley Derry, Damien Freeman Monaghan, Enda Muldoon DerrY, Kevin Cassidy Donegal, Conleth Gilligan Derry, Liam Doyle Down, Paddy Cunningham Antrim, Ambrose Rogers Down, Kevin Brady Antrim
REST OF IRELAND
Anthony Moyles Meath, Barry Cahill Dublin, Ciarán McDonald Mayo, Enda Murphy Kildare, Colin Regan Leitrim, Eamonn O’Hara Sligo, Dermot Earley Kildare, Leighton Glynn Wicklow, Declan Browne Tipperary, Anthony Rainbow Kildare, Padraic Joyce Galway, James Nallen Mayo, Shane Lennon Louth, Brendan Cummins Tipperary, Mattie Forde Wexford, Dessie Dolan Westmeath