Bonnar: Whoever beats Cats will win All-Ireland

IT must be said Colm Bonnar didn’t contribute to the high hopes expressed in the build-up about Wexford pulling off a surprise.

Mon, 13 Jun, 2011 - 01:00

John Fogarty

He knew what Kilkenny were all about and dismissed the epitaphs and eulogies that were paid to them following their humbling league final defeat to Dublin.

This Kilkenny team, he knows, are far from done yet.

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Courts Gaa Hurling Place: Tipperary Person: Bonnar Person: Colm Bonnar Person: TJ Reid Person: Michael Rice Person: Michael Fennelly Person: David Redmond Person: Jim Berry Event: -Ireland Event: All-Ireland final Organisation: Wexford Organisation: Kilkenny Organisation: Dublin

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