Guiney in for first game with Kingdom

BRENDAN GUINEY is the only Kerry newcomer for Sunday’s trip to Longford for the Kingdom’s first competitive game since their All-Ireland semi final loss to Tyrone last August.

Guiney in for first game with Kingdom
Thu, 29 Jan, 2004 - 00:00
Brendan Larkin

The Listowel Emmet’s man has been named at right corner back on a team which shows several positional changes. Mick McCarthy has been handed the troublesome full back position, while Eamon Fitzmaurice is back in his customary centre-back spot.

Seamus Moynihan is an interesting choice at left half back.

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