O'Keeffe says pace is key to Rules win

Ireland boss John O'Keeffe believes the key to victory in the upcoming International Rules test series lies in attacking the Aussies with pace.

Thu, 02 Oct, 2003 - 17:38

Ireland boss John O'Keeffe believes the key to victory in the upcoming International Rules test series lies in attacking the Aussies with pace.

Kerry man O'Keeffe reckons that Ireland have the players with speed and skill to give the hard hitting hosts a real headache in the games at Perth and Melbourne.

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Courts Gaa Heathrow Place: Perth Place: Melbourne Person: O'Keeffe Person: John O'Keeffe Person: Kerry Person: Australians Event: International Rules test series Organisation: Ireland

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