Mon, 21 Jun, 2004 - 01:00
Jim O’Sullivan
There was not even a hint of it happening after Meath's best spell had them level at half-time.
In truth, Laois always looked in a different class and emphasised it in the most convincing fashion with a powerful second-half display which indicated a steady progression from last year under Mick O'Dwyer's inspired management.
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CourtsGaaPlace: Croke ParkPerson: Mick O'DwyerPerson: Fergal ByronPerson: MeathPerson: Colm ParkinsonPerson: Russ MunnellyPerson: Anthony Moyles'Person: Darren FayPerson: ParkinsonPerson: Mark O'ReillyPerson: Paddy ReynoldsPerson: Trevor GilesPerson: Joe SheridanPerson: Padraig ClancyPerson: Kevin FitzpatrickPerson: FayPerson: Brian McDonaldPerson: Michael LawlorPerson: Darren RooneyPerson: GilesPerson: LawlorPerson: ClancyPerson: O'ReillyPerson: Joe HigginsPerson: Ollie MurphyPerson: Tom KellyPerson: MunnellyPerson: McDonaldPerson: John CullinanPerson: Graham GeraghtyEvent: Bank of IrelandOrganisation: LaoisOrganisation: MeathOrganisation: LeinsterOrganisation: Laois'
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