Mon, 02 Aug, 2004 - 01:00
Brendan O'Brien
Well Tommy, it is mission accomplished, but whether Dublin will still be around for the fun of the last four in September is an entirely different matter.
Yesterday, in what was their first real challenge of any substance since being turfed out of Leinster, the Dubs did what they had to, but the question marks still remain.
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