Kerry suffered by having 'too easy a time' in recent years, says Sheehan

The antennas in Kerry are up and pointed east to south-east, says Bryan Sheehan, as Cork are “planning something”.

Kerry suffered by having 'too easy a time' in recent years, says Sheehan
Fri, 01 Jun, 2018 - 11:18

By John Fogarty

The antennas in Kerry are up and pointed east to south-east, says Bryan Sheehan, as Cork are “planning something”.

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