Billy aims to grab second chance

Jim O'Sullivan

Tue, 09 Aug, 2005 - 01:00

Either way, the former Austin Stacks player is in no way bitter about his failure to get the opportunity he has received from Mick O'Dwyer with Laois.

Now, he is looking forward to achieving what he could only dream about last year as he looked on from the stand as Kerry beat Dublin.

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