Kilmacud’s wounded warriors march on

SOMEHOW, despite everything, Kilmacud soldier on.

Kilmacud’s wounded warriors march on
Mon, 22 Nov, 2010 - 00:00
Kilmacud Crokes (Dublin) 0-13 Garrycastle (Westmeath) 0-10 Brendan O’Brien

Already crippled by injuries to key players, the south Dublin club suffered the additional loss of defender Adrian Morrissey to a controversial suspension last week and yet a fifth provincial title now lies just 60 minutes away.

Morrissey received a month’s ban for what most observers agree was a controversial red card during a league game against Erin’s Own recently and will, as things stand, miss the upcoming Leinster decider against Rhode of Offaly.

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