“While it is disappointing to miss out on the chance to go to Australia, I’m quite relieved because it was a clean break and I should be back playing within three or four months. If it had been my knee, I’d be looking at six or eight months out.”
Moran has been in terrific form for Mayo this year and is tipped to win an All-Star as a result of a series of excellent displays, which saw his side win the Connacht Senior Football Championship and reach the All-Ireland semi-finals.
Advertisement
The Irish squad travel to Australia next month, as they aim to equal the amount of series currently won by Australia (six) since the competition officially began in 1998.
Injured Mayo star to miss International Rules series
ANDY MORAN WILL be unable to compete in the upcoming International Rules series after breaking his leg while training last weekend.
The series begins next month, and Moran will be out for at least four months as a result of the break.
The player told HoganStand.com:
Moran has been in terrific form for Mayo this year and is tipped to win an All-Star as a result of a series of excellent displays, which saw his side win the Connacht Senior Football Championship and reach the All-Ireland semi-finals.
The Irish squad travel to Australia next month, as they aim to equal the amount of series currently won by Australia (six) since the competition officially began in 1998.
For more information, read HoganStand.com>
Read: ‘Aura of confidence’ about JBM, says Curran>
To embed this post, copy the code below on your site
Absent All-Ireland All-Star Australia International Rules Mayo Moran