Mon, 11 Aug, 2014 - 01:00
John Fogarty
When it comes to framing the story of a victory they are quite happy to let their football speak for itself.
In reviewing a game, they are both Spartan and sparse. Seventeen points was the margin on Saturday but it might as well have been one going by Jim Gavin’s underwhelmed assessment.
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CourtsGaaFootballDublinMonaghanreportPlace: DublinPlace: MonaghanPerson: Jim GavinPerson: Stephen CluxtonPerson: GavinPerson: Malachy O’RourkePerson: O’RourkePerson: Alan BroganPerson: Diarmuid ConnollyPerson: Rory BegganPerson: Bernard BroganPerson: ConnollyPerson: BroganPerson: James McCarthyPerson: Padraig DonaghyPerson: Dick ClerkinPerson: MonaghanPerson: Conor McManusPerson: CluxtonPerson: Colin WalsheOrganisation: DublinOrganisation: MonaghanOrganisation: SpartanOrganisation: Meath
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