Kerry hurlers get what they want — a crack at Limerick

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Kerry hurlers get what they want — a crack at Limerick
Mon, 23 Jun, 2003 - 01:00
Diarmuid O’Flynn, Tullamore

However, coach Eddie Murphy was a relieved man:

"Going into this game we were short Shane Brick and Michael Conway, two of our best scoring forwards, while Darren Young was on holiday, and without them our scoring power was depleted.

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