Dubs boss Kenny vows to carry on experimenting

Dublin 1-18 Laois 1-16

Mon, 07 Jan, 2019 - 05:30

Rory Delaney

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Dublin boss Mattie Kenny looks set to continue playing the numbers game with his panel in the Walsh Cup, as he tries to fine-tune preparations for the league.

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