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Killester travel to Neptune

Dart Killester came back from a 20-point deficit earlier this week to defeat MDS Star 79-72, but face another tough challenge when they travel to Neptune this weekend.

Killester travel to Neptune

Thu, 18 Dec, 2003 - 13:01

Dart Killester came back from a 20-point deficit earlier this week to defeat MDS Star 79-72, but face another tough challenge when they travel to Neptune this weekend.

Killester’s Keith Friel continues to struggle with a slight ankle injury, but played well against Star and will receive further treatment ahead of the Neptune clash.

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