After a stunning victory against the Kingdom, the Royal County has reached the All-Ireland quarter-finals, marking their first appearance at this stage in 15 years.
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Meath’s Eoghan Frayne: People wrote us off but we knew we could trouble Kerry
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Meath’s Eoghan Frayne with Kerry’s Paul Murphy. Pic: ©INPHO/Tom O'Hanlon.
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