Mon, 14 Apr, 2014 - 01:00
Alan Good
Cork Church of Ireland’s women claimed the first national crown in their history in style on Saturday, thumping North Down 8-1 in the Irish Hockey Trophy final.
Eddie Kirwan’s side had a remarkable run to the decider, never once enjoying home advantage as they beat Muckross, Avoca, Rathgar and NUIG, but saved their best for last.
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CourtsPlace: BelfieldPlace: DublinPerson: Eddie KirwanPerson: Ali O’ReganPerson: Amy RobertsPerson: Kate HumphreysPerson: Louise EganPerson: O’ReganPerson: RobertsPerson: Emma BarberPerson: ClonPerson: Freda ButtimerPerson: MELVIN BEAMISHPerson: BeamishPerson: Mark KingstonPerson: BandonPerson: David JenningsPerson: Julius HaendelPerson: Andrew TuttyPerson: Cathal DugganPerson: Scott FurlongPerson: David QuinnPerson: Scott SullivanPerson: FurlongPerson: John Hobbs’Event: Irish Hockey TrophyEvent: Irish Hockey ChallengeEvent: Irish Junior CupEvent: Irish Senior CupEvent: Irish Hockey LeagueOrganisation: MunsterOrganisation: Cork Church of IrelandOrganisation: MuckrossOrganisation: AvocaOrganisation: NUIGOrganisation: UlsterOrganisation: Ireland U18Organisation: ClonakiltyOrganisation: BotanicOrganisation: West CorkOrganisation: BandonOrganisation: NewryOrganisation: LimerickOrganisation: PortrushOrganisation: Ireland U16Organisation: IHCOrganisation: Catholic InstituteOrganisation: Pembroke WanderersOrganisation: MonkstownOrganisation: UCDOrganisation: BelfieldOrganisation: PembrokeOrganisation: Cork Harlequins’Organisation: AnnadaleOrganisation: Ulster Elks
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