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Sports editor Tony Leen was so impressed by Headfort’s new layout in Kells, he was not going to tell anyone. Now the secret’s out ...

Tue, 25 May, 2004 - 01:00

WAS I the only romantic who had a secret hideaway for those 'private' moments? Like courting your girlfriend after the disco on a Saturday night? They call them love-nests in the magazines.

Mine was in Castleisland, down at the pitch and putt course adjacent to the local community centre. The 12th tee box, to be precise.

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