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Name of the game

I NOTED Sean Ó Mochóir’s letter (Irish Examiner, September 4) on our dilemma in Cork in finding a name for our new pedestrian bridge over the Lee at the Coal Quay.

Name of the game

Sat, 18 Sep, 2004 - 01:00

He advised that we give it a week and then we would have to name it after Henry Shefflin.

Isn’t a week a long time in sport? History will show that during the All-Ireland final Henry Shefflin was all at sea and the attempt at three in a row was just a bridge too far for the Cats.

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