Mon, 06 Dec, 2004 - 00:00
Jim O’Sullivan
Their first title success in five years was facilitated by the poorness of the challenge from Munster, who failed to live up to their potential and, ignominiously, couldn't even produce a single score from play.
The outcome was as good as decided when dual star Alan Kerins set up David Donoghue for the game's only goal seven minutes into the second half.
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CourtsGaaPlace: Pearse StadiumPerson: Martin DonnellyPerson: Niall McInerneyPerson: Alan KerinsPerson: David DonoghuePerson: Eamonn MorrisPerson: Dan ShanahanPerson: David TierneyPerson: Vincent MullinsPerson: Eoin KellyPerson: Niall GilliganPerson: Keith HigginsPerson: Kevin BroderickPerson: David CollinsPerson: Eamonn CorcoranPerson: Brendan CumminsPerson: Ronan CurranPerson: Mark KerinsPerson: Philip MaherPerson: Ollie FahyPerson: Damien HayesPerson: James MurrayPerson: Tony BrownePerson: Colin LynchPerson: BrownePerson: John GardinerPerson: Ken McGrathPerson: Niall MoranPerson: Kieran MurphyPerson: Tony Og ReganPerson: Liam HodginsPerson: Fergal MoorePerson: Ollie CanningPerson: DonoghuePerson: ShanahanPerson: TierneyPerson: M KerinsPerson: O FahyPerson: D DonoghuePerson: K BroderickPerson: D CollinsPerson: N HealyPerson: E KellyPerson: ConnEvent: ChampionshipOrganisation: MunsterOrganisation: ConnachtOrganisation: WaterfordOrganisation: Galway U21Organisation: MayoOrganisation: Gilligan
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