Kennedy and Ó Sé know the score now

CLARE manager John Kennedy came away from Pairc Uí Chaoimh on Sunday with plenty food for thought after watching Limerick demolish champions Cork in the Bank of Ireland Munster SFC.

Kennedy and Ó Sé know the score now
Tue, 13 May, 2003 - 01:00
Brendan Larkin and Jim O’Sullivan

Clare now face Liam Kearns' side in Ennis in five weeks in the provincial semi-final, keenly aware that it will take a huge effort to derail the rampant Shannonsiders.

"I was hugely impressed by Limerick," said Kennedy. "They were simply awesome in their application and their victory was so emphatic it has to be a worry for us.

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