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Rushe hoping to put senior defeat behind him

Liam Rushe is relishing the chance to lead the Dublin Under-21s through to the All-Ireland final, less than a week after the senior side's Championship run was ended by Tipperary.

Rushe hoping to put senior defeat behind him

Thu, 18 Aug, 2011 - 16:21

Liam Rushe is relishing the chance to lead the Dublin Under-21s through to the All-Ireland final, less than a week after the senior side's Championship run was ended by Tipperary.

The Rushe-captained U-21s will take on Ulster champions Antrim in an intriguing All-Ireland semi-final in Newry on Saturday (throw-in 4pm).

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