We were beaten by a better team, admits Caulfield

ALL the shower gel and deodorant in the world can’t sweeten defeat.

Fri, 18 Mar, 2005 - 00:00

Michael Moynihan

The Athenry dressing room in Croke Park yesterday had its share of aftershave, new polo shirts and bright gearbags, but the Galway men were missing the crucial silverware.

Manager Billy Caulfield tried to put the defeat in context.

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