Rocket remains on course

Ronnie O’Sullivan stayed on course for his fourth title of the season in Dublin tonight but was made to work hard for his latest Fáilte Irish Masters success.

Tue, 08 Mar, 2005 - 22:54

Ronnie O’Sullivan stayed on course for his fourth title of the season in Dublin tonight but was made to work hard for his latest Fáilte Irish Masters success.

The world number one defeated Londoner Barry Hawkins 5-4, coming from 4-3 down to reach the quarter-finals.

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