Mon, 11 Jul, 2011 - 01:00
Dublin 2-12 Wexford 1-12 John Fogarty
If Dublin are going to reach a first All-Ireland final in 16 years — never mind win one — it would want to very quickly.
Yesterday they accomplished something quite extraordinary, never looking under any real pressure at the same time as giving a performance that was in no way convincing.
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CourtsGaaPerson: Bryan CullenPerson: Redmond BarryPerson: Paddy ByrnePerson: Anthony MastersonPerson: Bernard BroganPerson: AlanPerson: Pat GilroyPerson: CullenPerson: GilroyPerson: Kevin McManamonPerson: Alan BroganPerson: Adrian FlynnPerson: Ben BrosnanPerson: BrosnanPerson: Stephen CluxtonPerson: Colm MorrisPerson: PJ BanvillePerson: BarryPerson: CluxtonPerson: McManamonPerson: Tomás QuinnPerson: MastersonPerson: Graham MolloyPerson: James McCarthyPerson: Daithi WatersPerson: Ciaran LyngPerson: Michael FitzsimonsPerson: Joe McQuillanPerson: Denis BastickPerson: Ross McConnellPerson: McQuillanPerson: Jason RyanPerson: APerson: G MolloyPerson: J McCarthyPerson: D BastickPerson: K McManamonPerson: C LyngEvent: Delaney CupEvent: All-Ireland finalEvent: All-Ireland quarter-Organisation: DublinOrganisation: WexfordOrganisation: Cavan
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