An awful lot more in this team, claims Douglas boss Mick Evans

Douglas won by a single point in yesterday’s low-key Cork SFC first round at Páirc Uí Rinn. A repeat of the 2018 tie that went the way of Bishopstown, but this city derby never rose to any great heights and while the winners were the better team, they failed to capitalise with some really bad wides.

An awful lot more in this team, claims Douglas boss Mick Evans
Mon, 08 Apr, 2019 - 06:10
Therese O’Callaghan

Douglas 1-10 Bishopstown 1-9

Douglas won by a single point in yesterday’s low-key Cork SFC first round at Páirc Uí Rinn. A repeat of the 2018 tie that went the way of Bishopstown, but this city derby never rose to any great heights and while the winners were the better team, they failed to capitalise with some really bad wides.

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CourtsGaaPlace: Páirc Uí RinnPlace: BishopstownPerson: DouglasPerson: Mick EvansPerson: Eoin CadoganPerson: Seán PowterPerson: Eoin ByrnePerson: Brian O’CallaghanPerson: Ken O’HalloranPerson: Nathan WalshPerson: Kevin FlahivePerson: Brian BoylePerson: Shane McCarthyPerson: Conor RussellPerson: David HanrahanPerson: CollinsPerson: Dean SextonPerson: Sam OakesPerson: Rory CahillPerson: RussellPerson: McCarthyPerson: S McCarthyPerson: C RussellPerson: D HanrahanPerson: S CollinsPerson: E O’SullivanPerson: D KellyPerson: S PowterPerson: B O’CallaghanPerson: K O’HalloranPerson: R CahillPerson: D O’ConnorPerson: D SextonPerson: S OakesPerson: E ByrnePerson: B BoylePerson: D SheehanPerson: D SweeneyPerson: L McGrathPerson: N WalshPerson: K FlahivePerson: K Hayes CurtinPerson: B HartnettPerson: B CollinsPerson: B LynchPerson: L DineenPerson: M PowerPerson: N O’DonovanPerson: J CostelloPerson: E DeasyPerson: D LesterPerson: J O’SullivanPerson: P CroninPerson: C O’DriscollPerson: J MurphyPerson: L O’DriscollPerson: D CostelloePerson: Alan LongOrganisation: Cork SFCOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: BishopstownOrganisation: Argideen Rangers
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