Brilliant Nemo Rangers make history - and a point

Nemo Rangers 4-15 Monaleen 0-6

Mon, 09 Dec, 2002 - 00:00
the full force of a Nemo Rangers statement of intent.

The Cork champions had history to make and a point to prove in Killarney yesterday and Limerick's finest weren't much of an obstacle to either.

This AIB Munster Club SFC title is Nemo's third in a row, bestowing a historical end-line to a hopeless

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