Barry: Rathnew much more than one-man wonder

Dunshaughlin manager Eamon Barry last night insisted Leinster rivals Rathnew are much more than a one-man wonder show.

Barry: Rathnew much more than one-man wonder
Mon, 09 Dec, 2002 - 16:34

Dunshaughlin manager Eamon Barry last night insisted Leinster rivals Rathnew are much more than a one-man wonder show.

The Meath champs were scared stiff of Tommy Gill before they succumbed to yet another draw on Sunday - with Gill scoring just two points.

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