Depleted Ballyboden romp to historic four in-a-row

BOSS Liam Hogan toasted absent friend Stephen Perkins as Ballyboden St Enda’s claimed an historic fourth Dublin SHC title on the trot.

Depleted Ballyboden romp to historic four in-a-row
Mon, 01 Nov, 2010 - 00:00
Ballyboden St Enda’s 3-17 St Vincent’s 1-10 Paul Keane

Not since the Garda club did so in 1929 has a Dublin side won four straight county titles and ‘Bodens emulated the achievement in some style at Parnell Park.

A brace of goals in the 41st minute from Niall McMorrow and county footballer Conal Keaney put them 11 points clear and virtually sealed the win.

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