Mon, 13 Jan, 2014 - 00:00
John Coughlan
The Dublin side, presently at the top of the Premier women’s league, were stunned with the intensity shown by their Cork opponents who restricted them to seven points in the opening quarter.
For Montenotte coach Paul Kelleher it was a night to savour and he praised his battle-hardened troops.
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CourtsPlace: Neptune StadiumPlace: MontenottePerson: HarmonPerson: MontenottePerson: Paul KelleherPerson: KelleherPerson: Emilee HarmonPerson: KillesterPerson: Mark InglePerson: InglePerson: Hayley LenihanPerson: Megan HoffmanPerson: Sarah WoodsPerson: RockallPerson: DwyerPerson: NiamhPerson: GrainnePerson: E HarmonPerson: N DwyerPerson: C RockallPerson: G DwyerPerson: A O’ReganPerson: H LenihanPerson: S WoodsPerson: L PeatPerson: S MaguirePerson: A McKennaPerson: O DupuyPerson: L FalveyPerson: K WalshPerson: A DunleaPerson: C O’BrienPerson: H McCarthyPerson: V O’DriscollPerson: S KennyPerson: S McGrathPerson: D GeaneyPerson: A McLaughlinPerson: D CaballePerson: I AimPerson: E PerryEvent: DCU MercyEvent: DCUEvent: Women’s Premier National CupOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: MercyOrganisation: DublinOrganisation: UL HuskiesOrganisation: DCUOrganisation: MontenotteOrganisation: Waterford
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