Ronan Flanagan and Padraic O'Reilly are both in a race to face Donegal on June 12th.

The pair have been confirmed as major injury doubts by co-manager Val Andrews ahead of the Ulster SFC quarter-final at Breffni Park in eleven days' time.

The versatile O'Reilly is struggling with both knee and hamstring problems, while Flanagan needs more time to shrug off a long-standing groin injury.

Andrews told the assembled media at last night's press briefing: "Paudge Reilly and Ronan Flanagan are both carrying injuries. Patrick Carroll has an ongoing problem but overall we are not too bad."

"It is basically rest and an injection for Ronan. He has been treated, so it is just a matter of waiting to see how he reacts. He has been out for seven weeks at this stage." Tweet

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