ROBBIE O’FLYNN IS expected to make a full recovery after sustaining a heavy blow to the head in Cork’s Munster SHC win over Clare yesterday.
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After a lengthy delay during the second-half at Pairc Ui Chaoimh, Flynn was stretchered off the field in a neck brace following a collision with team-mate Conor Lehane.
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Cork boss John Meyler said afterwards that O’Flynn was brought to hospital with a suspected concussion.
“It’s a bang to the head,” Meyler told RTÉ yesterday. “He’s probably concussed, but the medical staff are very good and he’s gone to the Regional for a CAT scan or whatever. We send him best wishes.”
Cork GAA and his club Erins Own both tweeted the news last night that the forward is expected to make a full recovery.
We are relieved to report that Robbie O'Flynn is expected to make a full and speedy recovery following the incident during today's game
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Cork forward Robbie O'Flynn to make full recovery following suspected concussion
ROBBIE O’FLYNN IS expected to make a full recovery after sustaining a heavy blow to the head in Cork’s Munster SHC win over Clare yesterday.
After a lengthy delay during the second-half at Pairc Ui Chaoimh, Flynn was stretchered off the field in a neck brace following a collision with team-mate Conor Lehane.
Cork boss John Meyler said afterwards that O’Flynn was brought to hospital with a suspected concussion.
“It’s a bang to the head,” Meyler told RTÉ yesterday. “He’s probably concussed, but the medical staff are very good and he’s gone to the Regional for a CAT scan or whatever. We send him best wishes.”
Cork GAA and his club Erins Own both tweeted the news last night that the forward is expected to make a full recovery.
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