Mon, 12 Dec, 2011 - 00:00
Alan Good
The men had things relatively easy in a 5-1 Peard Cup semi-final win, setting up a St Stephen’s Day decider against Cork Church of Ireland.
But it was the women’s 3-2 Munster Senior Cup quarter-final win, coming from two goals down, that was the talking point.
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CourtsPerson: Ali O’ReganPerson: Steffi BowePerson: Orlagh CotterPerson: Leanne MullinsPerson: Acacia TaylorPerson: Rachel McSharryPerson: Elisa BuckleyPerson: Emma WhitePerson: Eimear CreganPerson: BandonPerson: Amy RoycroftPerson: Emma Peters’Person: Ciara McCarthyPerson: Fionn O’LearyPerson: David EgnerPerson: Mark BlackPerson: David EakinsPerson: EgnerPerson: Kieran HealyPerson: Malcolm CoombesPerson: Phil McLaughlinPerson: Paul LombardPerson: Gary WilkinsonPerson: Stephen SweetnamPerson: Billy LynchPerson: David SmithEvent: Peard CupEvent: St Stephen’s DayEvent: Munster Senior CupOrganisation: MardykeOrganisation: UCCOrganisation: Farmer’s Cross clubOrganisation: Cork Church of IrelandOrganisation: CollegeOrganisation: Munster U18Organisation: Catholic InstituteOrganisation: LimerickOrganisation: ULOrganisation: COrganisation: IOrganisation: Cork HarlequinsOrganisation: Cork COrganisation: QuinsOrganisation: Bandon
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