Cork score 1-40 as they breeze past Westmeath

A cakewalk for Cork in Mullingar as they eased themselves into an All-Ireland quarter-final against Kilkenny in Croke Park in seven days’ time.

Cork score 1-40 as they breeze past Westmeath
Sun, 07 Jul, 2019 - 17:54
John Fogarty

WESTMEATH 0-20 CORK 1-40

A cakewalk for Cork in Mullingar as they eased themselves into an All-Ireland quarter-final against Kilkenny in Croke Park in seven days’ time.

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CourtsGaaPlace: MullingarPlace: Croke ParkPerson: John MeylerPerson: Alan CadoganPerson: Bill CooperPerson: Mark ColemanPerson: Seamus HarnedyPerson: Robbie O’FlynnPerson: O’FlynnPerson: Patrick HorganPerson: Conor LehanePerson: HorganPerson: Eoin PricePerson: Shane KingstonPerson: LehanePerson: Darragh FitzgibbonPerson: Killian DoylePerson: CadoganPerson: FitzGibbonPerson: K. DoylePerson: E. PricePerson: A. ClarkePerson: R. GrevillePerson: P. GrevillePerson: ClavinPerson: Ciaran DoylePerson: J. GalvinPerson: P. HorganPerson: R. O’FlynnPerson: A. CadoganPerson: C. LehanePerson: D. FitzgibbonPerson: B. CooperPerson: T. O’MahonyPerson: J. CoughlanPerson: D. DaltonPerson: C. LynchPerson: G. GrevillePerson: T. DoylePerson: D. EgertonPerson: L. VarleyPerson: S. ClavinPerson: C. BoylePerson: J. GilliganPerson: J. BoylePerson: D. O’ReillyPerson: D. McNicholasPerson: Ciaran BoylePerson: Cormac BoylePerson: C. ShawPerson: A. CraigPerson: A. NashPerson: S. McDonnellPerson: C. JoycePerson: M. EllisPerson: M. ColemanPerson: KingstonPerson: HarnedyPerson: D. CahalanePerson: S. HarnedyPerson: D. BrownePerson: P. MurphyPerson: Mike QuirkeEvent: All-Ireland quarterOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: KilkennyOrganisation: Westmeath
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