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leash
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Byline: MICHAEL SCULLY LIONS trio Luke Fitzgerald, Jamie Heaslip and Rob Kearney are back for Leinster's Magners League showdown with Edinburgh in Murrayfield on Saturday - and coach Alan Gaffney admits they are straining at the leash to play.
BOTH Castle Eden and Bill Quay are straining at the leash as they await their chance of glory on the final day of the season tomorrow.
The dogs, including 14-week old German Shepherds, Sam, Taff and Bolly, 12-week old Labrador's, Moss and Ace and 16-week old Spanieldor's, Rolo, Max and Starsky were straining at the leash to start their new jobs.
 
 
 
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