Rathnew feeling weight of expectancy

Rathnew hero Trevor Doyle admits the weight of expectancy is on his side ahead of Sunday's Leinster SFC semi-final tie with Dunshaughlin in Newbridge.

Wed, 04 Dec, 2002 - 19:07

Rathnew hero Trevor Doyle admits the weight of expectancy is on his side ahead of Sunday's Leinster SFC semi-final tie with Dunshaughlin in Newbridge.

Leinster champs Rathnew are the hot favourites going into the tie against their old foes and for Doyle that's a new thing.

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