Mon, 10 Mar, 2003 - 00:00
Mark Gallagher
Only a mathematical miracle will keep the Ulster side in Division 1A after another abject display in Ballyshannon yesterday.
While the effort of most of their players cannot be faulted, Donegal looked a shadow of the team they threatened to become last summer. Devoid of confidence and with little conviction or pattern to their football, they were unable to get to grips with Kerry.
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CourtsGaaFootballPlace: BallyshannonPlace: Fr Tierney ParkPerson: Ó SéPerson: Mike FrankPerson: CooperPerson: Ó CinnéidePerson: Declan QuillPerson: DonegalPerson: Niall McCreadyPerson: Paul GalvinPerson: Adrian SweeneyPerson: Mike McCarthyPerson: McCarthyPerson: SweeneyPerson: Mossy LyonsPerson: Tomás Ó SéPerson: Brian McEniffPerson: Jim McGuinnessPerson: James RuanePerson: Christy ToyePerson: KerryPerson: GalvinPerson: Tony BlakePerson: Declan O’SullivanPerson: McEniffPerson: Seamus MoynihanPerson: MoynihanPerson: O’SullivanPerson: QuillPerson: Rory KavanaghPerson: Brendan DevanneyPerson: DevanneyPerson: Dara O’SePerson: Donal DalyPerson: Seán O’SullivanPerson: DalyOrganisation: DonegalOrganisation: KerryOrganisation: Ulster
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