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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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Courts Gaa Football Place: Donnycarney Place: Westmeath Place: France Place: Meath Person: Adrian Morrissey Person: Morrissey Person: Paddy Carr Person: Carr Person: Garrycastle Person: Anthony Cunningham Person: Paul Griffin Person: Mark Davoren Person: Niall Corkery Person: Corkery Person: Rory O’Carroll Person: Doran Harte Person: Seanie O’Donoghue Person: O’Donoghue Person: John Gaffey Person: Brian Kavanagh Person: Mark McCallion Person: Mark Vaughan Person: Dessie Dolan Person: Rory McGowan Person: Paul Dillon Person: Crokes Person: Kavanagh Person: Kelleher Person: K Nolan Person: M Vaughan Person: L Og O’hEineachain Person: C Dias Person: B O’Rorke Person: Dolan Person: Dillon Person: R McGowan Person: Mulvihill Person: Kilmacud Person: D Nestor Person: Ross O’Carroll Person: C Lamb Person: C O’Sullivan Person: B McGrath Person: R Ryan Person: C Dyas Person: P Duggan Person: L Og O hEineachain Person: D Kellegher Person: P Burke Person: B Kavanagh Person: Ryan Person: M Coughlan Person: O’Rorke Person: R Cosgrove Person: Burke Person: C Mullin Person: M McCallion Person: J Gaffey Person: A Fox Person: J Dolan Person: S O’Donoghue Person: K Henson Person: D O’Shaughnessy Person: A Brown Person: J McAteer Person: D Dolan Person: S Mulvihill Person: P Dillon Person: P Mulvihill Person: E Mulvihill Person: McAteer Person: P Rattigan Person: Fox Person: G Dolan Person: McGowan Person: J Duignan Person: Daly Person: Brown Person: D Coldrick Event: Ireland Event: All-Ireland Organisation: Kilmacud Organisation: south Dublin Organisation: Erin’s Own Organisation: Leinster Organisation: Crokes Organisation: Dublin Organisation: Offaly Organisation: Ballyboden St Enda Organisation: Portlaoise Organisation: Longford

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