Kildare ring changes after Cavan defeat

Kildare have made changes in all area of the field in the wake of last Sunday's defeat by Cavan, as the Lillywhites face a difficult trip to Markeveicz Park to face Sligo on Sunday.

Kildare ring changes after Cavan defeat
Wed, 05 Feb, 2003 - 13:59

Kildare have made changes in all area of the field in the wake of last Sunday's defeat by Cavan, as the Lillywhites face a difficult trip to Markeveicz Park to face Sligo on Sunday.

Former all-star Brian Lacey returns at corner back, with Eamann Callaghan moving to right-half in place of Padraig Mullarkey.

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