Decies decide to put in new blood

Waterford boss Justin McCarthy has to plan without the services of star trio Ken McGrath, Paul Flynn and Tony Browne for today's NHL Division 1A encounter with Laois at O'Moore Park.

Sun, 27 Feb, 2005 - 10:45

Waterford boss Justin McCarthy has to plan without the services of star trio Ken McGrath, Paul Flynn and Tony Browne for today's NHL Division 1A encounter with Laois at O'Moore Park.

McGrath broke his collar bone last weekend, Browne is also on the treatment table and Flynn is nursing a shoulder injury, but has been included on the bench.

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