Sat, 20 Mar, 2010 - 00:00
Fintan O’Toole
There were several strong facets to Kerry’s play but especially in their attack which chalked up a 0-19 tally.
Barry John Walsh and Barry John Keane were predictably to the fore, but it was the contributions of Paul Geaney and James O’Donoghue that was the most eye catching.
CourtsGaaPlace: Fraher FieldPlace: LimerickPlace: TraleePerson: M MeadePerson: Barry John WalshPerson: Barry John KeanePerson: Paul GeaneyPerson: James O’DonoghuePerson: John BuckleyPerson: Peter CrowleyPerson: Jonathan LynePerson: John KennedyPerson: Colm MoriartyPerson: Edward WalshPerson: Tom PrendergastPerson: Stephen EnrightPerson: Conor GuiryPerson: Adam BrophyPerson: S EnrightPerson: BallinacourtyPerson: P KielyPerson: C BourkePerson: ClashmorePerson: C BuckleyPerson: BunmahonPerson: E LonerganPerson: TramorePerson: N WalshPerson: KilrossantyPerson: J McGrathPerson: NirePerson: T PrendergastPerson: C GuiryPerson: T HoulihanPerson: RingPerson: R CahilPerson: R FentonPerson: D PhelanPerson: BallinameelaPerson: A BrophyPerson: St. SavioursPerson: D GreyPerson: StradballyPerson: KerryPerson: T Mac an tSaoirPerson: P CrowleyPerson: RANGERSPerson: K O’ConnorPerson: Listowel EmmettsPerson: B McGuirePerson: Listowel EmmetsPerson: P O’ConnorPerson: B ShanahanPerson: Austin StacksPerson: J LynePerson: J BuckleyPerson: Dr CrokesPerson: C MoriartyPerson: DinglePerson: J O’DonoghuePerson: BJ KeanePerson: Kerins O’RahillysPerson: M GeaneyPerson: D CaseyPerson: BJ WalshPerson: P GeaneyOrganisation: MunsterOrganisation: WaterfordOrganisation: KerryOrganisation: All-IrelandOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: TipperaryOrganisation: Dungarvan