Kerry weather Galway storm to progress

KERRY 1-21 GALWAY 1-16

Kerry weather Galway storm to progress
Sat, 09 Aug, 2008 - 18:58

KERRY 1-21 GALWAY 1-16

Giving an exhibition of shooting and wet-weather football, All-Ireland champions Kerry saw off Galway in what turned out to be the first ever floodlit championship match at Croke Park.

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