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Published 20:12 27 Jan 2018 GMT
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"Jonny Cooper, he's a pest. There was a couple of occasions in the first half, when Kildare lads were through, and Jonny Cooper was in there. "Then when Jonny gets a little bit of a push from Niall Kelly, he's down like a sack of potatoes. For me, he's sailing too close to the wind and referees are going to pick up on the way he's carrying on. "He's been sent off in big games before, if he continues that - when it comes to it - he could cost his team when it really counts," said the new Westport manager.https://twitter.com/eirSport/status/957339826868506625 Dublin got into the swing of it in the second half, with Dean Rock and Brian Fenton hitting Kildare for two quickfire goals. They look home and hosed, leading by 2-11 to 1-6 after 50 minutes.
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