Ardmore overcome Ballybacon-Grange in Munster club JHC final

Ardmore of Waterford’s greater class made the difference in this Munster club JHC final in Waterford.

Ardmore overcome Ballybacon-Grange in Munster club JHC final
Sun, 03 Dec, 2017 - 00:00
Michael Moynihan, Mallow

The Waterford side overcame the dismissal of Wayne Hennessy and Jack Walsh in the first half to defeat Ballybacon-Grange of Tipperary.

Ardmore were just one ahead at the break but two fine goals by Seamus Pendergast and David Gartland were the key to their victory, as their better touch and teamwork got them over the line.

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CourtsGaaPlace: WaterfordPlace: TipperaryPerson: ArdmorePerson: Wayne HennessyPerson: Jack WalshPerson: Seamus PendergastPerson: David GartlandPerson: Seamus PrendergastPerson: S. PrendergastPerson: D. GartlandPerson: J. KennedyPerson: J. FlavinPerson: E. O’SheaPerson: B. CumminsPerson: D. WalshPerson: A. LonerganPerson: D. O’ReganPerson: A. SavagePerson: J. WalshPerson: N. HennessyPerson: D. PrendergastPerson: D. PowerPerson: G. WilliamsPerson: S. KeatingPerson: R. HennessyPerson: K. MurphyPerson: W. HennessyPerson: J. GartlandPerson: K. ConwayPerson: KennedyPerson: J.O’DonnellPerson: E. ConwayPerson: P. WalshPerson: B. WalshPerson: C. CarriganPerson: M. BarlowPerson: C. O’GormanPerson: S. NaglePerson: M. O’SullivanPerson: B. DillonPerson: B. HewittPerson: G. CroninPerson: S. LambertPerson: C. O’ShaughnessyPerson: DillonPerson: G. WhelanPerson: J. CroninPerson: J. EnglishPerson: SavagePerson: C. O’ShaughessyPerson: CarriganPerson: J. O’MahoneyPerson: N. WallEvent: MunsterOrganisation: Ballybacon-GrangeOrganisation: WaterfordOrganisation: ArdmoreOrganisation: Cork
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