Sat, 27 Nov, 2004 - 00:00
Michael Ellard
A nine-point win over Coachford Community College also saw St Brogan's advance to the Munster final.
St Brogan's enjoyed a whirlwind start and star centre-forward Kevin Canty emerged as a tour-de-force.
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CourtsGaaPlace: CloughduvPerson: CantyPerson: BroganPerson: BandonPerson: Kevin CantyPerson: Pat O'MahonyPerson: Pat FinneganPerson: David O'SullivanPerson: O'CallaghanPerson: FinneganPerson: P. O'MahonyPerson: K. CantyPerson: D. O'CallaghanPerson: G. RiordanPerson: D. CrowleyPerson: P. FinneganPerson: N. O'ReganPerson: D. O'SullivanPerson: O. HealyPerson: T. MurphyPerson: E. DorganPerson: D. DugganPerson: D. LynchPerson: F. HarringtonPerson: G. O'DriscollPerson: R. CashmanPerson: J. O'DonovanPerson: C. O'LearyPerson: C. O'DonovanPerson: M. SextonPerson: M. DeasyPerson: HarringtonPerson: B. O'ConnellPerson: K. KennedyPerson: D. O'LearyPerson: J. FoleyPerson: HealyPerson: B. PerrottPerson: Denis O'SullivanPerson: D. FoleyPerson: E. KennedyPerson: J. O'RiordanPerson: S. O'MahonyPerson: D. FarmerPerson: O'RiordanPerson: M. NaglePerson: FoleyPerson: A. CumminsPerson: BallymartleEvent: Munster finalOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: St BroganOrganisation: Cork County Vocational Schools SHCOrganisation: Coachford Community CollegeOrganisation: Coachford
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