GAA: Kerry take seven point half-time lead

Kerry again have a huge lead at the interval in their Bank of Ireland quarter-final replay against old enemies Dublin at Semple Stadium.

Sat, 11 Aug, 2001 - 16:36

Kerry 2-06, Dublin 0-05 (half-time)

Kerry again have a huge lead at the interval in their Bank of Ireland quarter-final replay against old enemies Dublin at Semple Stadium.

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