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Quins relinquish club title as Annadale prove too strong

CORK HARLEQUINS’ reign as All- Ireland club champions came to an end at Lough Moss Leisure Centre on Saturday, when they were beaten 4-2 by Ulster Senior League winners Annadale (6-3 on aggregate).

Quins relinquish club title as Annadale prove too strong

Mon, 28 Apr, 2003 - 01:00

Fred Treacy and Tim O’Brien

Harlequins put up a brave fight but the absence of injured key players told against them in the end. Ian Hamilton (2), Ian McKeown and Iain Lewers got the goals for Annadale, with David Eakins getting both the Cork Harlequins scores.

The other two Ulster sides in the competition, Lisnagarvey and Instonians, also qualified for the finals.

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Courts Hockey Place: Lough Moss Leisure Centre Place: Dublin Place: Lisburn Place: Grange Road Place: Garryduff Place: Farmers Cross Place: Belfield Place: Bandon Person: CORK HARLEQUINS’Person: Ian Hamilton Person: Ian McKeown Person: Iain Lewers Person: David Eakins Person: Lisnagarvey Person: Mark Tumilty Person: Kevin Lunn Person: Peter McConnell Person: Charlie Carroll Person: Chris Barnes Person: Andrew Cousins Person: Philip Smith Person: Mark Ruddle Person: Ruddle Person: Mark Magnier Person: Wesley Rothwell Person: Aaron Clauson Person: Dan Williams Person: Elaine Bromell Person: Louisa Healy Person: Rachel Kohler Person: Catriona O’Kelly Person: Zenia Howe Person: Marissa Ahern Person: Rachel Brophy Person: Karen Bateman Person: Shirine Young Person: Catriona Carey Person: Jenny Burke Person: Trish Conway Person: Hazel Agar Event: Ulster Senior League Event: Irish Event: Irish Club Championship Event: Sharwoods Irish Senior Cup final Event: All-Ireland Organisation: All- Ireland Organisation: Harlequins Organisation: Cork Harlequins Organisation: Ulster Organisation: Instonians Organisation: Glenanne Organisation: Three Rock Rovers Organisation: Cork Church of Ireland Organisation: Corinthian Organisation: Corinthians Organisation: Church of Ireland Organisation: Cork Organisation: Hermes Organisation: Old Alexandra Organisation: Pegasus Organisation: Belfast Harlequins Organisation: Ards

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