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Ballincollig first for Nemo

NEWLY-crowned AIB Munster club football champions Nemo Rangers have been drawn against Ballincollig in the opening round of the 2006 Cork SFC, with the losers having a second chance against either Douglas or Mallow.

Ballincollig first for Nemo

Mon, 12 Dec, 2005 - 00:00

Jim O’Sullivan

In the SHC draw, county and provincial champions Newtownshandrum will again meet Bride Rovers, the team they narrowly defeated in this year’s quarter-final.

The hurling championship features a number of attractive local derbies, involving Killeagh and Cloyne, Erin’s Own and Sarsfields, Glen Rovers and Delanys, while Midleton were paired with Douglas for the third year in-a-row.

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Gaa Football Person: SENIOR FOOTBALL Event: 2006 Cork SFC Organisation: Ballincollig Organisation: Nemo Organisation: AIB Munster Organisation: Nemo Rangers Organisation: Douglas Organisation: Newtownshandrum Organisation: Bride Rovers Organisation: Erin’s Own Organisation: Sarsfields Organisation: Glen Rovers Organisation: Delanys Organisation: Killeagh Organisation: Cloyne Organisation: Ballinhassig Organisation: Na Piarsaigh Organisation: Midleton Organisation: D Organisation: Erins Own Organisation: E Organisation: Blackrock Organisation: Castlelyons Organisation: G Organisation: St. Catherine’s Organisation: St. Finbarrs Organisation: UCC Organisation: CIT Organisation: Avondhu Organisation: Duhallow Organisation: Carbery Organisation: Imokilly Organisation: Muskerry Organisation: Mallow Organisation: Castlehaven Organisation: Dohenys Organisation: Bishopstown Organisation: St. Finbarr’s Organisation: St. Nicholas Organisation: Ilen Rovers Organisation: St. Michaels Organisation: Aghada Organisation: O’Donovan Rossa Organisation: I - Bantry Blues Organisation: Carbery Rangers Organisation: C Organisation: F Organisation: Carrigdoun Organisation: Beara Organisation: E - UCC Organisation: Seandún Organisation: IHC Organisation: Inniscarra Organisation: Blarney Organisation: Courcey Rovers Organisation: Aghabullogue Organisation: E - Tracton Organisation: Carrigtwohill Organisation: Watergrasshill Organisation: Argideen Rangers Organisation: Newcestown Organisation: Ballyhea Organisation: E - A; D Organisation: B Organisation: C.Organisation: Ballygarvan Organisation: Kanturk Organisation: Éire Óg Organisation: Bandon Organisation: Fr. O’Neills Organisation: Dromina Organisation: E - Nemo Rangers Organisation: Kilbrittain Organisation: Cobh Organisation: G - St. Vincents Organisation: Milford H Organisation: Valley Rovers Organisation: Carrigaline Organisation: H; D Organisation: E. PREMIER IFC Organisation: Clyda Rovers Organisation: Kilavullen Organisation: Mayfield Organisation: Kiskeam Organisation: Glanmire Organisation: Ballinora Organisation: St. Vincents Organisation: Newmarket Organisation: D. INTERMEDIATE Organisation: Dromtarriffe Organisation: Adrigole Organisation: Castletownbere Organisation: Ballingeary Organisation: Fermoy Organisation: Macroom Organisation: Kinsale Organisation: Kilnamartyra

<p>DRIVING ON: Kerry might still be celebrating their 39th All-Ireland SFC title but the club championships in the county will ensure that the vast majority of the Kingdom heroes are back on the beat by now. Pic: Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile </p>

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