Conlon making most of upswing in Royal fortunes

Rising Meath star James Conlon hopes the team’s graph is on an upward curve in the Leinster championship.

Conlon making most of upswing in Royal fortunes
Tue, 28 May, 2019 - 06:15
Paul Keane

Rising Meath star James Conlon hopes the team’s graph is on an upward curve in the Leinster championship.

The Royals stumbled past Offaly in Round 1 before defeating Carlow by 15 points in the quarter-finals.

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