Tradition and home advantage might be enough to see UCC through

THE second semi-final of the Datapac Fitzgibbon Cup has added spice in that it is an all-Cork affair between UCC and Cork IT at the Mardyke today (2pm).

Tradition and home advantage might be enough to see UCC through
Tue, 25 Feb, 2003 - 00:00
Brendan Larkin

Both teams are short a number of key players because of injury and suspension.

CIT will again be without Paul Tierney (shoulder ligaments) and Gary McLoughlin (hamstring) while Alan O’Connor has opted to play football only this season because of his studies.

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