Thu, 01 May, 2003 - 01:00
John Murphy
Gaffney ended the game with a tally of 1-5 and his second half goal proving crucial to Clare’s eventual victory.
The victory sets up a semi-final meeting with Cork which, ironically, is a repeat of the first round, which the Leesiders won by a decisive ten point margin.
CourtsGaaHurlingPlace: Semple StadiumPlace: LimerickPerson: GaffneyPerson: Bernard GaffneyPerson: Alan BrigdalePerson: Shane O’SullivanPerson: Mark HobanPerson: HobanPerson: ClarePerson: Niall McMahonPerson: Tommy PowerPerson: David HickeyPerson: Danny O’HallorhanPerson: B. GaffneyPerson: D. O’HallorhanPerson: N. McMahonPerson: T. KiersePerson: J. ClancyPerson: A. BrownePerson: S. O’SullivanPerson: D. HickeyPerson: M. HobanPerson: C. DevittPerson: M. LiddanePerson: E. CollinsPerson: B. McNamaraPerson: A. BrigdalePerson: M. HawesPerson: B. BuglerPerson: R. KeanePerson: C. LaffertyPerson: M. O’HanlonPerson: N. DunnePerson: O’HanlonPerson: R. ShanahanPerson: LindanePerson: KiersePerson: S. O’BrienPerson: ClancyPerson: D. RyanPerson: M. O’GormanPerson: W. HutchinsonPerson: M. O’DohertyPerson: M.Person: L. LawlorPerson: I. O’FlynnPerson: J. KinderganPerson: M. O’ConnorPerson: S. QuirkePerson: G. O’ConnorPerson: M. BardenPerson: T. PowerPerson: KinderganPerson: J. NaglePerson: O’ConnorPerson: N. O’MurchuPerson: QuirkePerson: J. O’MahoneyEvent: Munster minor hurling championshipOrganisation: Clare
ClareOrganisation: WaterfordOrganisation: ClareOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: LeesidersOrganisation: CrusheenOrganisation: Deisce