Kerry have confirmed Tony Brosnan will miss Sunday’s All-Ireland SFC final against Dublin. The Dr Crokes forward is ruled out of the contest because of a respiratory issue and will not be available to Jack O’Connor this weekend.
Brosnan featured in all seven of Kerry’s championship games this season – starting in four and coming off the bench in the other three. He scored 1-9 throughout the championship and was expected to play some part in Sunday’s final.
Kerry GAA stated: “Unfortunately, Kerry senior player Tony Brosnan will be unavailable for selection for Sunday’s All-Ireland final v Dublin in Croke Park.
“The sharpshooter from Dr Crokes is suffering from a recurring respiratory problem and will be out of action for this weekend. This is of course hugely disappointing for Tony himself, his family, the whole Kerry team and our supporters.
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“We are Kerry GAA wish to firstly offer Tony best wishes for a speedy recovery and also acknowledge his contribution and commitment to this Kerry squad over the season thus far. We all hope to see Tony on the pitch again very soon.”
