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Fennelly's future in the balance

Kevin Fennelly's tenure as Dublin senior hurling manager appears to be hanging in the balance.

Fennelly's future in the balance

Thu, 07 Nov, 2002 - 13:24

Kevin Fennelly's tenure as Dublin senior hurling manager appears to be hanging in the balance.

Kilkenny man Fennelly has yet to hold showdown talks with Dublin chiefs John Bailey and John Costello and is uncertain about where his future lies.

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