Donal Riordan turns on the style to get better of Gavin Twohig

Donal Riordan bowled brilliantly at Curraheen to win a place in the Hughie Desmond Cup final at the expense of Gavin Twohig.
Donal Riordan turns on the style to get better of Gavin Twohig
Wed, 05 Oct, 2016 - 01:00
Seamus O’Tuama, Road Bowling

He opened with a great bowl to the top of the hill to take the first tip by 20m.

Twohig got a great second to sight to win a slender lead. Riordan reached the end of the hall cross with his third to edge back in front. Twohig then made sight past Nelly Ryan’s, which Riordan beat by 60m.

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