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Nemo's U21 joy, as Courceys book final spot

Courcey Rovers 1-14 Ballincollig 1-9

Mon, 18 Oct, 2004 - 01:00

Bob Lester

The win set up a Premier IHC final against St. Catherine's on Sunday week.

Buoyed by a 10th minute Seamus Hayes goal, Courcey's took control of this semi-final, and with Niall Murphy showing Finbarr Kelly how to convert free chances, Ballincollig, despite a battling second-half display, hadn't enough up front to do the business.

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Courts Gaa Place: Páirc Uí Rinn Place: Cork Place: Páirc Uí Chaoimh Place: Ballinlough Person: Nemo Person: Courceys Person: Seamus Hayes Person: Niall Murphy Person: Finbarr Kelly Person: N. Murphy Person: S. Hayes Person: S. Twomey Person: D. Twomey Person: M. O'Donovan Person: D. Beale Person: F. Kelly Person: R. Ryan Person: J. Miskella Person: R. O'Doherty Person: J. O'Brien Person: D Dalton Person: D Dorgan Person: G Russell Person: S Coleman Person: J Russell Person: A O'Neill Person: T Kenny Person: D Daly Person: D Moher Person: M Allen Person: K Duggan Person: T Tierney Person: J Murphy Person: Clon Person: Sars Person: Timmy Anglin Person: D Murphy Person: T Anglin Person: P Person: M Nolan Person: O Crowley Person: C Duggan Person: T Óg Murphy Person: J O'Connor Person: G O'Neill Person: Shane O'Leary Person: Ballygarvan Person: L. Dillon Person: S. O'Leary Person: K. Ashman Person: M. Sheehy Person: W. O'Halloran Person: Kilbrin Person: D. Crowley Person: S. O'RIordan Person: D. Aherne Person: T. McMahon Person: C. Allen Person: S. Marshall Person: P. Kerrigan Person: J. Kerins Person: P. O'Shea Person: S. Heaphy Person: R. Kenny Person: O'Donovan Person: D. O'Regan Person: P. Kearney Person: S. Carmody Person: Douglas Person: St. Finbarr Person: Mark Power Person: Alan Barry Person: Tom O'Connor Person: Shane McCarthy Person: McCarthy Person: Roy Leahy Person: Keith Edwards Person: B. Fitzgerald Person: S. Bermingham Person: A. Barry Person: S. Moylan Person: R. Leahy Person: K. Edwards Person: A. Callinan Person: M. Shields Person: C. Lyons Organisation: Courcey Rovers Organisation: Ballincollig Organisation: St. Catherine's Organisation: Courcey Organisation: Cork JHC Organisation: Ballygiblin Organisation: Grenagh Organisation: Clonakilty Organisation: JHC Organisation: Sarsfields Organisation: Nemo Rangers Organisation: Rossa Organisation: Douglas

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