Stephen O'Neill named in Tyrone team to face Kildare Fit-again Tyrone skipper Stephen O'Neill has been named in the team to face Kildare in Saturday's All-Ireland Football qualifier tie at Newbridge. The injury-plagued Red Hand forward has played just once since starring in a National League semi-final win over the same opposition almost 14 weeks ago. O'Neill sustained an ankle injury and then after facing Donegal in the Ulster SFC, suffered an Achilles problem. He replaces Connor McAliskey in the front line of attack. The freak ankle injury ruled O'Neill out of the league final against Dublin and while he returned for the quarter-final defeat by the Ulster and All-Ireland champions on 26 May, the Achilles problem forced him to miss the qualifier wins over Offaly and Roscommon. But the former Footballer of the Year is back to boost Tyrone's chances of completing a treble over Kieran McGeeney's side this season. Darren McCurry, who came in as O'Neill's replacement for the last two games, holds onto his place, having shot 14 points in the wins at O'Connor Park and Hyde Park. Manager Mickey Harte has made one other change, with Aidan McCrory drafted into a reshuffled defence, and the versatile Joe McMahon moving from full back to wing forward, to the exclusion of Ciaran McGinley. Tyrone: P McConnell, A McCrory, C Clarke, C McCarron, R McKenna, P Harte, C Gormley, C Cavanagh, S Cavanagh, Mattie Donnelly, Mark Donnelly, Joe McMahon, D McCurry, S O'Neill, M Penrose.