Mon, 09 Jan, 2017 - 00:00
John Coughlan
The one mistake they made was that head coach Mark Scannell had the wheels in motion to ensure the club would still be to the forefront of Irish basketball.
In Friday’s Women’s cup semi-final they showed true class when brushing aside local rivals Singleton’s Supervalu Brunell.
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CourtsBasketballIrelandPlace: Parochial HallPerson: GlanmirePerson: Mark ScannellPerson: BrunellPerson: ScannellPerson: NIAMH DWYERPerson: Amanda O’ReganPerson: Miriam ByrnePerson: Marie BreenPerson: Annaliese MurphyPerson: Louise ScannellPerson: Con AllenPerson: Timmy MurphyPerson: Ciara BrackenPerson: Claire MeliaPerson: Rachel HuijsdensPerson: Bronagh Power-CassidyPerson: Nicole ClancyPerson: Anna BrennanPerson: Hollie HerlihyPerson: Olivia DupuyPerson: Hayley LenihanPerson: Pyrobel KillesterPerson: Aoife O’HalloranPerson: McCannPerson: Ali ConnollyPerson: KillesterPerson: LyonsPerson: ConnollyEvent: ’s CupEvent: Super LeagueEvent: u18Event: DCUOrganisation: SingletonOrganisation: SuperValuOrganisation: Liffey CelticsOrganisation: HoopsOrganisation: Celtics’Organisation: Portlaoise PanthersOrganisation: PortlaoiseOrganisation: MercyOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: DCU MercyOrganisation: DCUOrganisation: Meteors
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