Luke Dempsey watched his former side get the better of his Killoe Young Emmet's outfit.
New panel members from St Loman's have "really complimented" the older players in their team says Killoe Young Emmets manager Luke Dempsey.
The former St Loman's manager heaped praise on his former side following their victory over his side in yesterday's quarter final of the Leinster Football Championship.
Dempsey was impressed with the physique and fitness of his opponents following their 10 point win to seal a place in the semi finals.
He says everything went right for the Westmeath champions:
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