Kenny keen on Wicklow’s chances

Michael Ellard

Tue, 17 May, 2005 - 01:00

Fermanagh lost to then All-Ireland champions Tyrone in the Ulster semi-final but stormed through the qualifiers to reach the penultimate stage before losing to Mayo after a replay.

“We will be the Fermanagh of this year’s championship, ” said Kenny, following his side’s impressive display against Kildare at Croke Park.

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Courts Gaa Football Place: Croke Park Place: Kildare Person: Kenny Person: Wicklow Person: Michael Ellard Person: Hugh Kenny Event: Bank of Ireland All-Ireland SFC Event: All-Ireland Organisation: Fermanagh Organisation: Tyrone Organisation: Kildare

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