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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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Courts Gaa Football Place: Longford Place: Parnell Park Place: Gaelic Grounds Place: Chicago Place: Ireland Person: Guiney Person: Brendan Guiney Person: Kerry Person: Listowel Emmet Person: Mick McCarthy Person: Eamon Fitzmaurice Person: Seamus Moynihan Person: Tommy Griffin Person: Darragh Ó Sé Person: Declan O’Sullivan Person: Paul Galvin Person: Declan Quill Person: Colm McCullagh Person: Peter Canavan Person: Canavan Person: Cormac McAnallen Person: Conor Gormley Person: Brian Dooher Person: Harte Person: McAnallen Person: McCullagh Person: Martin Delaney Person: Delaney Person: Ross Munnelly Person: Tyrone Person: P McConnell Person: R McMenamin Person: C Gormley Person: M McGee Person: C Holmes Person: G Devlin Person: C Gourley Person: K Hughes Person: S Cavanagh Person: M Coleman Person: B McGuigan Person: B Dooher Person: C McCullagh Person: O Mulligan Person: S Mulgrew Person: J Devine Person: D Carlin Person: G Cavlan Person: B Donnelly Person: M Harte Person: P Jordan Person: L Meenan Person: C McAnallen Person: E McGinley Person: J McMahon Person: S O'Neill Person: S Sweeney Person: D. O’Keeffe Person: B. Guiney Person: McCarthy Person: T. O’Sullivan Person: T. O Se Person: E. Fitzmaurice Person: D. Ó Sé Person: T. Griffin Person: P. Galvin Person: D. O’Sullivan Person: D. Quill Person: D. Ó Cinnéide Person: D. Murphy Person: M. O Sé Person: A. O’Mahony Person: R. O’Connor Person: S. Scanlon Person: W. Kirby Person: Kilcummin Person: J. Crowley Person: L. Hassett Person: F. Byron Person: P. McDonald Person: D. Rooney Person: P. Clancy Person: N. Garvan Person: C. Parkinson Person: C. Conway Person: B. Brennan Person: Lawlor Person: McDonald Event: Dr McKenna Cup Event: All-Ireland final Event: McKenna Cup Event: 1998 Leinster championship Organisation: Tyrone Organisation: Dingle Organisation: Dublin Organisation: Omagh Town Organisation: Red Hand Organisation: Laois Organisation: Limerick Organisation: All-Ireland Organisation: O’Moore County Organisation: Kildare Organisation: SF Organisation: Longford

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