Harte breaker for Kerry’s ambitions

Kerry 2-17 Tyrone 3-8

Harte breaker for Kerry’s ambitions
Mon, 04 Apr, 2005 - 01:00
Jim O’Sullivan, Killarney

Though winning by a six-point margin in yesterday’s concluding round of the Allianz NFL in Fitzgerald Stadium, Harte’s late free was crucial in determining their fate on the basis of Mayo having a better scoring record.

Yet, for all his disappointment, manager Jack O’Connor was looking on the positive side of having more time to prepare for the championship.

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