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Barr’s out to make final worth the wait, says Ryan

TWENTY-FOUR years is a long time to wait for an appearance in a county senior football final in any man’s language.

Barr’s out to make final worth the wait, says Ryan

Thu, 24 Sep, 2009 - 01:00

Michael Moynihan

For a club with the football tradition that the Barr’s carry, it’s an eternity.

Michael Ryan, their captain, admits with a grin, that their sights weren’t set that high when they set out on the 2009 championship road.

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