Mon, 21 Jul, 2014 - 01:00
John Fogarty
Their performance yesterday was light years in the wake of the All-Ireland champions.
With nine minutes of normal time remaining, the scoreline read 3-19 to 0-7, representing a distance of 21 points between the teams thanks to Eoghan O’Gara’s well-placed goal.
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CourtsGaaPerson: Joe SheridanPerson: Eoghan O’GaraPerson: Michael NewmanPerson: Kevin ReillyPerson: Diarmuid ConnollyPerson: Paul MannionPerson: Kevin McManamonPerson: Michael FitzsimonsPerson: Stephen BrayPerson: Bernard BroganPerson: AlanPerson: BernardPerson: McManamonPerson: Michael Darragh MacauleyPerson: Andrew TormeyPerson: Padraig HughesPerson: Dalton McDonaghPerson: Mickey NewmanPerson: Alan BroganPerson: Padraic HarnanPerson: Jack McCaffreyPerson: Paul FlynnPerson: Dean RockPerson: Cormac CostelloPerson: O’GaraPerson: Mick O’DowdPerson: Paddy O’RourkePerson: B BroganPerson: K McManamonPerson: E O’GaraPerson: D ConnollyPerson: C O’SullivanPerson: S CluxtonPerson: A BroganPerson: J McCaffreyPerson: P FlynnPerson: D RockPerson: C CostelloEvent: LeinsterOrganisation: RoyalsOrganisation: DublinOrganisation: Meath
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