Westmeath back on track with easy win over Treaty

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Westmeath back on track with easy win over Treaty
Mon, 13 Feb, 2017 - 00:00
John Reddington, Gaelic Grounds

Racing into a commanding position when skipper Ger Egan converted a penalty on the quarter-hour, they were never in any serious danger despite Limerick mounting brave rallies.

With two defeats out of two, the home side have it all to do if they’re to make an immediate return to Division Three as they struggled once again to contain physically superior opponents.

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