The scoring exploits of Colm Cooper, who amassed all but six points of his side’s tally, ensured the Munster champions cruised past London champions St. Brendans, who failed to score from play over the hour.
Crokes did all they had to do to garner the victory, but team coach Pat O’Shea was not happy, particular in the opening half as his side struggled to cope with their opponents.
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