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Shane Quinn lifts the Fenagh Cup for Mohill last year Picture: Willie Donnellan
The Australia to Leitrim expressway is getting very busy with the confirmation that Shane Quinn is set to return to Mohill colours for next Saturday's Connacht Gold Leitrim SFC Semi-Final against Leitrim Gaels after the former Leitrim star's transfer was confirmed on the GAA website.
Following David Bruen's return for Leitrim Gaels just ten days ago, there has been growing speculation that their former captain and Leitrim star Quinn would be returning for Mohill and the news that their absent superstar had completed his transfer from Western Shamrocks in Australia is a massive boost for the defending champions.
The return of Quinn and Bruen for their respective sides adds to the intrigue and excitement for the semi-final, due to be held next Saturday, October 4, at 5pm in Pairc Sean Mac Diarmada with Ballinamore Sean O'Heslins and Fenagh St Caillins meeting in the second semi-final on Sunday, October 5, at 4pm.
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