Eoin Bradley hopes his intercounty exile will come to an end next month.

Oak Leaf boss Brian McIver has refused to consider Bradley for selection during the national football league due to his soccer commitments with Coleraine, but the Bannsiders will play their final match of the season against Dungannon Swifts on April 26th.

After that, the Glenullin attacker will be focussed on gaelic football only. He could yet force his way into contention for Derry's championship opener against Donegal on May 25th:

"Before the end of the month, I'll be able to train for and play gaelic football on a full-time basis," Bradley confirms in The Irish Daily Star.

"Obviously, I'd love to play for Derry again and so I'll be doing my utmost to impress the Derry team management.

"But, of course the matter is out of my hands. Derry have been going great in the league and I've been to all of their home matches." Tweet

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