Athenry v James Stephens preview

Athenry, seasoned campaigners in the All-Ireland club competition, take on Kilkenny county champions James Stephens in the All-Ireland club hurling final today at Croke Park.

Thu, 17 Mar, 2005 - 12:18

Athenry, seasoned campaigners in the All-Ireland club competition, take on Kilkenny county champions James Stephens in the All-Ireland club hurling final today at Croke Park.

Athenry are after a record fourth All-Ireland club title and 'the Village' are after their first since 1983.

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CourtsGaaHeathrowPlace: Croke ParkPlace: KilkennyPerson: James StephensPerson: Brian FeeneyPerson: Joe RabbittePerson: Eugene CloonanPerson: Peter BarryPerson: Philip LarkinPerson: Brian McEvoyPerson: Eoin LarkinPerson: Diarmuid CloonanPerson: F CantwellPerson: D CodyPerson: M PhelanPerson: D GroganPerson: J TyrrellPerson: P LarkinPerson: P BarryPerson: P O'BrienPerson: B McEvoyPerson: J MurphyPerson: E LarkinPerson: G WhelanPerson: E McCormackPerson: R HayesPerson: D McCormackEvent: -IrelandEvent: U21 All-IrelandOrganisation: AthenryOrganisation: The VillageOrganisation: KilkennyOrganisation: TipperaryOrganisation: Munster
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