Garryspillane rallyt o stay in the hunt as Kilmallock enjoy easy win

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Mon, 06 Sep, 2004 - 01:00
Colm O’Connor

They trailed Adare by four points, with Conor Fitzgerald (2), Donnacha Sheehan and Brian Foley on target.

However, all was soon to change and at the end of a gripping 60 minutes they were unlucky not to have advanced at the first time of asking. It took a late point from a Fitzgerald free to save last season’s beaten finalists.

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CourtsGaaPlace: GarryspillanePerson: GarryspillanePerson: Conor FitzgeraldPerson: Donnacha SheehanPerson: Brian FoleyPerson: FitzgeraldPerson: RyanPerson: DavidPerson: DoniePerson: TJPerson: Donie RyanPerson: Frank CarrollPerson: Andrew O’ConnellPerson: Dave RyanPerson: CarrollPerson: F. CarrollPerson: David RyanPerson: C. HickeyPerson: T.J. RyanPerson: M. O’BrienPerson: AdarePerson: C. FitzgeraldPerson: A. O’ConnellPerson: B. FoleyPerson: C. MurphyPerson: S. LavinPerson: M. FoleyPerson: D. SheehanPerson: D. HayesPerson: J. KielyPerson: J. SheehanPerson: S. BurkePerson: T. O’DonnellPerson: J. RyanPerson: M. O’DonnellPerson: TJ RyanPerson: E. BurkePerson: T. HoulihanPerson: J. O’BrienPerson: JP HealyPerson: P. LavinPerson: A. O’RahillyPerson: W. McNamaraPerson: C. CribbinPerson: J. FoleyPerson: E. FitzgeraldPerson: P. KeanePerson: MurphyPerson: D O’DriscollPerson: Na PiarsaighPerson: Shane O’NeillPerson: Mike HoulihanPerson: Derek O’MahonyPerson: Mark CroninPerson: O’NeillPerson: Brian HartnettPerson: Andrew O’ShaughnessyPerson: Eoin RyanPerson: A. O’ShaughnessyPerson: D. O’MahonyPerson: M. CroninPerson: E. RyanPerson: M. HoulihanPerson: B. O’SullivanPerson: S. O’NeillPerson: C. SherlockPerson: D. BreenPerson: B. HartnettPerson: K. BerminghamPerson: K. RyanPerson: T. HennessyPerson: J. DeadyPerson: B. CarrollPerson: D. ClarkePerson: G. O’SullivanPerson: P. O’DwyerPerson: L. HurleyPerson: P. TobinPerson: G. O’MahonyPerson: MaguirePerson: J. FitzgeraldPerson: A. HennessyPerson: T. MilleaPerson: C. GrahamPerson: E. MoriartyPerson: D. HickeyPerson: A. RyanPerson: K. BreenPerson: F. McNamaraPerson: MoriartyPerson: E. KellyPerson: LaffanPerson: P. CoffeyOrganisation: KilmallockOrganisation: AdareOrganisation: Ballinacurra Gaels
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