Murphy is the road king

David Murphy, from mid-Cork, is the new King of the Road.

Murphy is the road king
Mon, 15 Oct, 2007 - 16:01

David Murphy, from mid-Cork, is the new King of the Road.

After a superb weekend of roadbowling that drew the crowds to the small east Cork village of Ballincurrig, Murphy was crowned the 23rd King of the Road after beating Eddie Carr in the final.

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