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Longford boss Denis Connerton has named an unchanged side to face Wexford in Sunday's NFL clash with Wexford at Pearse Park.

Thu, 06 Feb, 2003 - 15:37

Longford boss Denis Connerton has named an unchanged side to face Wexford in Sunday's NFL clash with Wexford at Pearse Park.

Connerton had injury doubts over midfielder John O'Callaghan (groin) and Michael Kenny (nose) but both are fit to play.

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