Person: Briain Morgan

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Nemo knowhow key but this defeat will grate with Duhallow

Nemo claimed a 21st county title thanks largely to a devastating ten minute spell in the middle of the first half transforming a draw game into a ten-point half-time lead.

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Finding Nemo just too tall a task for Crokes

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Patience a virtue for Morgan as experience proves crucial

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Half right alright for Nemo

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Morgan mindful of Munster ‘minefield’

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Kirwan claims six-point swing was decisive factor

Hurley says Barr’s will rebound

PRIOR to yesterday’s final, the conventional wisdom was that, while St Finbarr’s were good finishers, they struggled to start games well and it could prove to be their undoing.

Mon, 25 Oct, 2010

Mighty Nemo kings again

THE natural order of club football matters on Leeside has been restored.

Mon, 25 Oct, 2010

Nemo continue to set the standard

IN the majority of senior football clubs in Cork, the ambition is to win one county every decade.

Mon, 25 Oct, 2010

Captain Morgan ready to rumble

HE’S firmly established himself now as the pre-eminent netminder out Trabeg way, but Briain Morgan’s introduction to life between the sticks for Nemo Rangers was more an accident than an act of grand design.

Sat, 23 Oct, 2010

Morgan edges champs home

THE result was anticipated but Nemo Rangers must show marked improvement on this display at Páirc Uí Rinn on Saturday to successfully defend their Evening Echo Cork SFC title.

Mon, 20 Jul, 2009

Fitzgerald ‘disgusted’ at free count against charges

TRY as he might, Ephie Fitzgerald was simply unable to hide his frustration.

Tue, 18 Mar, 2008

Consistent Rangers resume normal service

CONSISTENCY in a world gone mad. Nemo Rangers put Ballinacourty of Waterford to the sword yesterday in Killarney, picking up a 14th Munster SFC club title in the process.

Mon, 10 Dec, 2007

Wexford forced to wait on McCarthy

WEXFORD are unsure of the availability of Rory McCarthy for Sunday’s Guinness Leinster hurling final against All-Ireland champions Kilkenny in Croke Park.

Tue, 01 Jul, 2003