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Rathnew boss: Dunshaughlin toughest yet

Rathnew boss Harry Murphy considered the prospect of meeting Dunshaughlin for the seventh time in three years and admitted: "It'll be our toughest game yet."

Rathnew boss: Dunshaughlin toughest yet

Mon, 02 Dec, 2002 - 16:50

Rathnew boss Harry Murphy considered the prospect of meeting Dunshaughlin for the seventh time in three years and admitted: "It'll be our toughest game yet."

The Wicklow champs beat UCD in the Leinster SFC quarter-final on Sunday and now face Dunshaughlin on Sunday in Newbridge.

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