Teams rise to GOAL challenge

Newtownshandrum 16-3 Cork 14-3

Teams rise to GOAL challenge
Thu, 16 Sep, 2004 - 01:00
Michael Ellard

An avalanche of goals from Brian Corcoran, Gerry O'Connor, Joe Deane, Kieran Murphy, Cian O'Connor and Ben O'Connor powered Cork into an interval lead of 9-3 to 5-3 and with Cashmans offering €100 a goal, the Cork bookmakers donated €3,000 at the end of a fun game.

Cork paraded 13 of their All-Ireland winning side with John Browne and Cian O'Connor filling in for Wayne Sherlock and Sean Óg O hAilpin. Cork moved Brian Corcoran and Joe Deane back into defence in the second half with John Gardiner taking over the goalkeeping duties.

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CourtsGaaPlace: Páirc Uí RinnPlace: Nowlan ParkPerson: Brian CorcoranPerson: Gerry O'ConnorPerson: Joe DeanePerson: Kieran MurphyPerson: Cian O'ConnorPerson: Ben O'ConnorPerson: CashmansPerson: John BrownePerson: Wayne SherlockPerson: Seán Óg Ó hAilpínPerson: John GardinerPerson: James BowlesPerson: Mike MorrisseyPerson: John Paul KingPerson: Cathal NaughtonPerson: Dan O'RiordanPerson: Maurice FarrellPerson: John O'ConnorPerson: MorrisseyPerson: NaughtonPerson: J. O'ConnorPerson: J. BowlesPerson: D. O'RiordanPerson: J.P. KingPerson: J. NaughtonPerson: M. MorrisseyPerson: A.P. O'BrienPerson: B. CorcoranPerson: J. DeanePerson: C. O'ConnorPerson: B. O'ConnorPerson: K. MurphyPerson: G. CallinanPerson: N. McCarthyPerson: P. MorrisseyPerson: A.J. O'BrienPerson: B. MulcahyPerson: G.D. O'MahonyPerson: E. KelleherPerson: D. MulcahyPerson: A.T. O'BrienPerson: J. P. KingPerson: C. NaughtonPerson: FarrellPerson: D. Og CusackPerson: D. O'SullivanPerson: J. GardinerPerson: CurranPerson: T. KennyPerson: O'ConnorPerson: McCarthyPerson: T. McCarthyPerson: D. KirwanPerson: Sean O'NeillPerson: Eoin ReidPerson: Brian DowlingPerson: John PhelanPerson: O'NeillPerson: ReidPerson: Martin FogartyPerson: Tommy WalshPerson: JamesPerson: Cha) FitzpatrickPerson: Conor PhelanPerson: D. HerityPerson: J. TennysonPerson: M. FennellyPerson: T. WalshPerson: P.J. DelaneyPerson: C. HoynePerson: S. HennessyPerson: P. CleerePerson: S. O'NeillPerson: W. O'DwyerPerson: E. ReidPerson: C. FitzpatrickPerson: C. PhelanPerson: R. PowerEvent: U-21 All-Ireland hurling finalOrganisation: NewtownshandrumOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: All-Ireland ClubOrganisation: NewtownOrganisation: KilkennyOrganisation: TipperaryOrganisation: Galway
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