Mon, 25 Apr, 2005 - 01:00
Declan Colley and Fred Treacy
Trailing 2-0 from the first leg they knew they had to win 3-0 at Harlequin Park to qualify for the tournament.
And it looked like they were going to do so until, with three minutes left, Railway scored to progress on the away goals rule.
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CourtsHockeyPlace: Harlequin ParkPlace: GarryduffPlace: Serpentine AvenuePlace: DublinPlace: Lough MossPlace: Havelock ParkPerson: Karen BatemanPerson: Emer DillonPerson: Rachel KohlerPerson: Jane ChapplePerson: DillonPerson: BatemanPerson: Jayne O’BrienPerson: Julia O’HalloranPerson: Marissa AhernPerson: Orla McCarthyPerson: Ciara O’BrienPerson: O’BrienPerson: QuinsPerson: Karen ClarkePerson: Wesley BatemanPerson: GlenannePerson: John HobbsPerson: Paul FitzpatrickPerson: David EakinsPerson: LisnagarveyPerson: AnnadalePerson: Graham ShawPerson: Iain LewersPerson: Chris JacksonPerson: LingusEvent: All-Ireland Club ChampionshipOrganisation: HarlequinsOrganisation: RailwayOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: Cork Church of IrelandOrganisation: PegasusOrganisation: Cork Harlequins’Organisation: Cork HarlequinsOrganisation: Pembroke WanderersOrganisation: Banbridge
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