Monaghan knock rust off Dublin

No harm for Monaghan to remind Dublin that they have their number at these early junctures. No harm for the champions either to be told that in this season of all seasons there is going to be gristle. The physical soreness they feel today after this niggly clash will serve them well for what lies ahead.

Monaghan knock rust off Dublin
Mon, 28 Jan, 2019 - 05:20
John Fogarty

MONAGHAN 2-13 DUBLIN 1-13

No harm for Monaghan to remind Dublin that they have their number at these early junctures. No harm for the champions either to be told that in this season of all seasons there is going to be gristle. The physical soreness they feel today after this niggly clash will serve them well for what lies ahead.

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