Brave display by Kerry but Waterford always in control

Waterford 2-26

Mon, 12 May, 2003 - 01:00
John Murphy

A decade ago the Kingdom brought off a championship sensation by defeating Waterford on their home patch but from an early stage yesterday the gulf in class was obvious.

The majority home support in a 7,000 attendance was able to relax as the champions easily sealed a June 1 semi-final date with Limerick.

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