Mon, 08 Nov, 2004 - 00:00
John Murphy
Sixteen points separated the sides, a margin that fairly mirrored the difference in class between the champions of Waterford and Clare.
Kilmaley lacked nothing in commitment or endeavour, but the class of the hosts, and most tellingly the commanding displays of all their big guns, ultimately overwhelmed them.
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CourtsGaaPlace: Walsh ParkPerson: Tony BrownePerson: Ken McGrathPerson: Eoin KellyPerson: Colin LynchPerson: Alan MarkhamPerson: Eoin BurkePerson: Daniel KellyPerson: Sean RyanPerson: KilmaleyPerson: BrownePerson: McGrathPerson: LynchPerson: Brian GreenePerson: EoinsPerson: KellyPerson: Kieran DillonPerson: K McGrathPerson: E KellyPerson: S RyanPerson: D KellyPerson: E McGrathPerson: B GreenePerson: K KennedyPerson: C LynchPerson: C ClancyPerson: A MarkhamPerson: D McMahonPerson: I O’ReganPerson: J O’MearaPerson: A KirwanPerson: K FlynnPerson: B FlanneryPerson: T BrownePerson: K StaffordPerson: F O’SheaPerson: B BrownePerson: R McGrathPerson: M FrisbyPerson: M HobanPerson: J CleerePerson: O’MearaPerson: M GaffneyPerson: K DillonPerson: C MurphyPerson: A CahillPerson: C McMahonPerson: E BurkePerson: E SlatteryPerson: C SextonPerson: C NeylonPerson: B McMahonPerson: B HealyPerson: S MurphyPerson: SlatteryPerson: S TaltyPerson: SextonPerson: R KennedyPerson: NeylonPerson: R PynePerson: HealyPerson: Ger HarringtonOrganisation: Mount SionOrganisation: KilmaleyOrganisation: AIB Munster Club SHCOrganisation: WaterfordOrganisation: ClareOrganisation: SionOrganisation: Cork
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