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Kerry forwards show no mercy as Tipp suffer

Kerry 4-17 Tipperary 2-5

Kerry forwards show no mercy as Tipp suffer

Sat, 16 Aug, 2003 - 01:00

Colm O’Connor

It was a perfect occasion for the Kingdom players to show their skills, and the deadly forward trio of Declan Quill, Ross Donovan and DJ Fleming prospered.

Tipperary might have felt they were ready to spring a surprise when Patrick Halley opened the scoring after thirty seconds, but thereafter it was mostly downhill, with Seamus Scanlon and Paddy Kelly lighting the torch in midfield for Kerry.

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Courts Gaa Football Place: Kilmallock Person: Declan Quill Person: Ross Donovan Person: DJ Fleming Person: Patrick Halley Person: Seamus Scanlon Person: Paddy Kelly Person: Michael Collins Person: Brian Enright Person: Kerry Person: Declan O’Sullivan Person: Eanna Kavanagh Person: Padraig Sheehan Person: Brian Coen Person: Tony Doyle Person: Sean Clifford Person: Coen Person: Colm Cooper Person: Declan Peters Person: Quill Person: D. Quill Person: R. Donovan Person: P. Sheehan Person: E. Kavanagh Person: D.J. Fleming Person: C. Cooper Person: M. Collins Person: B. Coen Person: T. Doyle Person: D. Peters Person: S. McKeogh Person: D. Byran Person: D. Halley Person: S. Clifford Person: N. Lynch Person: E. Lawlor Person: F. Griffen Person: C. O’Connor Person: S. Scanlon Person: P. Kelly Person: D. O’Sullivan Person: K. Doneghy Person: Scanlon Person: D. Walsh Person: Cooper Person: R. McAuliffe Person: O’Sullivan Person: B. Enright Person: N. Sheehan Person: P. King Person: P. O’Flaherty Person: P. Halley Person: R. Costigan Person: J. Hassett Person: D. Byron Person: D. O’Brien Person: D. Hickey Person: P. McCarthy Person: D. McKeogh Person: J. McGrath Person: Byron Person: T. Maher Person: Hickey Person: P. O’Mahoney Person: McCarthy Person: J. Dunne Person: Hassett Person: J. Geaney Event: Munster U-21 Football Championship Organisation: Kerry Organisation: Tipp Organisation: Tipperary Organisation: Cork

<p>MAGIC MAN: Cork’s Patrick Horgan. 'There was always a rabbit somewhere to be pulled out of his hat', says Anthony Daly. Pic: James Crombie, Inpho</p>

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