Nolan gets mind back on job

NATURALLY, Dublin have been the quickest to move on from Sunday’s disputed Bernard Brogan winning free but few on their team have been keener to look forward to Wexford and Sunday week’s Leinster final than Kevin Nolan.

Nolan gets mind back on job
Tue, 28 Jun, 2011 - 01:00
John Fogarty

The counties’ 2008 provincial decider was the Kilmacud Crokes man’s championship debut but it lasted just 24 minutes as he struggled to contain the rampant Redmond Barry.

“The last time I was here I didn’t have too good memories, cheers for bringing that back up now!” laughs Nolan.

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