All too easy as classy Kerry tune-up for Westmeath clash

THE crowd of 3,000 at Fitzgerald Stadium for yesterday's fourth round Allianz National Football League tie would at least have expected it to be reasonably competitive.

Mon, 08 Mar, 2004 - 00:00
Jim O’Sullivan

Kerry 2-18 Fermanagh 0-6

What they witnessed in near summer conditions was a stroll in the park for Kerry, which did them no favours as a preparation for next Sunday's game in Mullingar against Páidí Ó Sé's Westmeath.

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CourtsGaaPlace: WestmeathPlace: Fitzgerald StadiumPlace: MullingarPlace: Ó SéPlace: FermanaghPlace: Parnell ParkPlace: GalwayPerson: KerryPerson: Charlie MulgrewPerson: Dominick CorriganPerson: Jack O'ConnorPerson: Stephen MaguirePerson: MaguirePerson: Declan QuillPerson: Mike Frank RussellPerson: Michael McCarthyPerson: Donal DalyPerson: Tommy GriffinPerson: Seamus MoynihanPerson: Declan O'SullivanPerson: QuillPerson: Niall BoguePerson: Ronan GallagherPerson: O'SulivanPerson: Aidan O'MahonyPerson: Mark LittlePerson: Colm CooperPerson: MoynihanPerson: KilcumminPerson: Ronan O'ConnorPerson: John CrowleyPerson: RussellPerson: Michael CurleyPerson: D. QuillPerson: J. CrowleyPerson: R. O'ConnorPerson: D. O'SullivanPerson: M.F. RussellPerson: E. BrosnanPerson: L. HassettPerson: D. DalyPerson: P. GalvinPerson: S. MaguirePerson: J. SherryPerson: L. McBarronPerson: D. MurphyPerson: B. GuineyPerson: M. McCarthyPerson: A. O'MahonyPerson: S. MoynihanPerson: E. FitzmauricePerson: T. GriffinPerson: W. KirbyPerson: BrosnanPerson: C. CooperPerson: S. O'SullivanPerson: GalvinPerson: R. GallagherPerson: P. SherryPerson: H. BradyPerson: N. BoguePerson: R. JohnstonPerson: D. KellyPerson: D. O'ReillyPerson: S. McDermottPerson: M. McGrathPerson: K. DonnellyPerson: R. KeenanPerson: LittlePerson: S. GoanPerson: D. CampbellPerson: KellyPerson: E. MaguirePerson: DonnellyPerson: C. O'ReillyPerson: E. SherryPerson: KeenanPerson: M. CurleyPerson: Cormac McAnallenEvent: Allianz National Football LeagueOrganisation: KerryOrganisation: PáidíOrganisation: TyroneOrganisation: FermanaghOrganisation: St Michael
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