Nemo retain intermediate crown as Carbery crumble in second-half

NEMO RANGERS won the permanent tsb Cork County IFC title for the second time in two years at floodlit Páirc Uí Rinn yesterday.

Mon, 08 Nov, 2004 - 00:00

Bob Lester

A period of complete dominance in the third quarter sowed the seeds for Nemo's latest triumph and left their final opponents Carbery floundering, Nemo winning 3-6 to 1-10.

It was all square at the break but Nemo rose to the challenge better after the resumption and were justifiably crowned champions.

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Courts Gaa Place: Páirc Uí Rinn Place: Páirc Place: Rinn Place: Riverstick Place: Kinsale Place: Páirc Uí Chaoimh Person: Nemo Person: Carbery Person: N O'Sullivan Person: M Morgan Person: S Marshall Person: W Morgan Person: P O'Shea Person: O Weldon Person: A Hogan Person: J Kerins Person: M Moore Person: K McMahon Person: M O'Sullivan Person: S Hayes Person: D Hayes Person: M Ronan Person: J Hayes Person: J Murphy Person: B Morgan Person: L McCarthy Person: R Murphy Person: I Gibbons Person: G O'Shea Person: N Geary Person: S Twomey Person: P Morgan Person: JP O'Neill Person: P Kerrigan Person: Twomey Person: O'Shea Person: K Santry Person: G Ryan Person: A Roche Person: E Murphy Person: S Murphy Person: Jeremy Murphy Person: John Murphy Person: N Hayes Person: Sean Hayes Person: J Geaney Person: Kilshanning Person: Ballygarvan Person: bravo Kilbrin Person: Kilbrin Person: L Dillon Person: Spillane Person: K Ashman Person: Butler Person: Crowley Person: D Person: I O'Sullivan Person: Aherne Person: S O'Riordan Person: N O'Reilly Person: T McMahon Person: N O'Callaghan Person: Vincent Hurley Person: Adrigole Person: Hurley Person: T Lordan Person: C. Hogan Person: D Meade Person: P Tobin Person: P O'Sullivan Person: Tadhg MacCarthaigh Person: J Hogan Person: P Kelleher Person: D Buckley Person: D Kiely Person: B Kiely Person: M McCarthy Person: C O'Driscoll Person: Doneraile Person: J Bowles Person: C Naughton Person: D Naughton Person: F Young Person: B Sheehan Person: J O'Callaghan Person: Brian Corcoran Person: Blarney Person: S Vickery Person: P Nodwell Person: J Jordan Person: J Hallahan Person: R Pinfield Person: D Quirke Person: Carrigaline Person: S. Corcoran Person: J Moran Person: G Harrington Event: Cork County IFC Event: Carrigdhoun Event: Co Minor AHC Organisation: Nemo Rangers Organisation: Carbery Organisation: Rangers Organisation: Cork County Organisation: Courcey Rovers Organisation: Cork Co Organisation: IHC Organisation: Tracton Organisation: Douglas Organisation: Aghabullogue Organisation: Cork JFC 'Organisation: Bride Rovers Organisation: North Cork U21A Organisation: Newtownshandrum Organisation: Carrigaline Organisation: Cork Organisation: Blarney

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