Coyle's Monaghan back in business

Colm Coyle's Monaghan side is back in business. The former Meath star's unflappable belief in his young warriors was justified at St Tiernach's Park today.

Sat, 14 Jun, 2003 - 19:29

Monaghan 0-14, Westmeath 1-09 (full-time)

Colm Coyle's Monaghan side is back in business. The former Meath star's unflappable belief in his young warriors was justified at St Tiernach's Park today.

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