Sexton struggles but digs out place in final

EDMUND SEXTON reached the Mick Barry Cup quarter- final when he beat Aidan Murphy in the last shot at Ballincurrig on Saturday.

Sexton struggles but digs out place in final
Wed, 10 Aug, 2011 - 01:00
Seamus O’Tuama

This score will not be recorded as Sexton’s finest hour, taking 19 shots to beat the line, but it sets him up for a meeting with Éamon Bowen Jnr with the victor advancing to meet Martin Coppinger.

The winner of that score will secure a place in the King of the Roads in October.

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CourtsPlace: EDMUND SEXTONPlace: BallincurrigPlace: Barryshall RoadPlace: WestportPlace: ShannonvalePlace: LyrePlace: MonsPlace: CastletownkenneighPlace: DonoughmorePlace: GrangePlace: CurraheenPerson: SextonPerson: Aidan MurphyPerson: Eamon Bowen JnrPerson: Martin CoppingerPerson: MoorePerson: MurphyPerson: Thomas MacklePerson: Andrew O’LearyPerson: Trevor O’MearaPerson: Jim O’DriscollPerson: Donal RiordanPerson: MacklePerson: O’LearyPerson: O’MearaPerson: James O’DonovanPerson: Christy MullinsPerson: MullinsPerson: O’DonovanPerson: John CreedonPerson: Tony O’SullivanPerson: Paul WalshPerson: Brendan O’CallaghanPerson: Oliver SearlesPerson: Willie O’DonnellPerson: Mike KelleherPerson: Liam DennisPerson: Colm NoonanPerson: Anthony BroderickPerson: James NaglePerson: BroderickPerson: Pat GouldPerson: Shane ButtimerPerson: Jack WardPerson: Billy QuirkePerson: Jerry MurphyPerson: Declan O’DonovanPerson: Kenneth MurphyPerson: Kieran CorriganPerson: John O’RourkePerson: Brendan O’NeillPerson: Terry MallonPerson: Dan O’HalloranPerson: Richard MurphyPerson: Denis WilmotEvent: Mick Barry CupEvent: CupEvent: O’Flynn CupEvent: Munster Junior CEvent: Novice II and I championshipsEvent: All-IrelandEvent: Munster Novice I championshipEvent: Novice IIEvent: Munster Novice IIEvent: Champy Deasy CupOrganisation: UlsterOrganisation: West Waterford
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