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GAA: Athenry pull back lead

Athenry have come from a four point deficit to take the lead.

Mon, 16 Apr, 2001 - 15:22

Athenry have come from a four point deficit to take the lead.

Rivals Graigue-Ballycallan had taken a steady lead after an early opener from Athenry.

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