Murphy the man who should be King

Defending champion Aidan Murphy is well placed to win his third Hurley’s of Midleton King of the Roads crown at Ballincurrig on Sunday.

Murphy the man who should be King
Fri, 10 Oct, 2014 - 01:00

A lot of bowls will be thrown in the three-day festival before that verdict is reached.

It breaks off this morning with the first of the Global Catering Queen of the Roads semi-finals, featuring defending champion Carmel Ryan, with the second semi-final and the Cork final of the Jim O’Driscoll Cup the other first-day features.

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CourtsPlace: BallincurrigPlace: ArmaghPlace: ArdcahanPlace: IrelandPlace: Ballincurrig, Co. CorkPerson: MurphyPerson: Aidan MurphyPerson: QueenPerson: Carmel RyanPerson: Cathal ToalPerson: Harold DollemanPerson: ToalPerson: James BuckleyPerson: Bryan O’ReillyPerson: Matthias RahmannPerson: O’ReillyPerson: Martin CoppingerPerson: Anke KlöpperPerson: Claire O’SullivanPerson: RyanPerson: Kelly MallonPerson: Silke TulkPerson: Emma FitzpatrickPerson: Séamus SextonPerson: John ShortenPerson: PJ CooneyPerson: SextonPerson: ShortenPerson: CooneyPerson: James OliverPerson: Jochem WenninkPerson: Manon ZanderinkPerson: David DevlinPerson: Mairéad O’DriscollPerson: Michael MülderPerson: Maren ChristofferPerson: Thomas BoylePerson: Patrick ButlerPerson: Eugene KiernanPerson: Ruairí O’ReillyPerson: BoylePerson: ButlerPerson: Bryan O’HalloranPerson: Peter BurnsPerson: Shane O’NeillPerson: Austin McKeownPerson: Jim O’DriscollEvent: Jim O’Driscoll CupEvent: All-Ireland seniorEvent: All-Ireland finalEvent: All-IrelandEvent: King of the RoadsEvent: Mick Barry CupEvent: Gretta Cormican CupEvent: CupEvent: MunsterEvent: Maas Engineering Youth International Triple CrownEvent: Charlie McCarthy CupEvent: East Cork Oil TrophyEvent: CorkEvent: Youth International Triple CrownOrganisation: Global CateringOrganisation: GermanyOrganisation: UlsterOrganisation: Neth)Organisation: McCarthy Insurance GroupOrganisation: Cork
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