Hat-trick for Scannell as Cork ease through

Cork 4-16 Mayo 0-6
Hat-trick for Scannell as Cork ease through
Mon, 04 Apr, 2005 - 01:00
Brendan Larkin

Apart from the opening quarter when the sides were level twice, there was never a hint of an upset after Scannell crashed home his first goal on 14 minutes.

Cork, bidding for their first All-Ireland title for 11 years, were physically bigger and stronger than the Connacht champions and they completely dominated the second half scoring.

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GaaPlace: EnnisPerson: ScannellPerson: Dave ScannellPerson: Michael DooherPerson: David TwomeyPerson: Stephen KeohanePerson: Cian O’LearyPerson: Kevin CantyPerson: Denis O’SullivanPerson: Andy ConcannonPerson: Colm CallananPerson: Colm O’NeillPerson: Shane DromeyPerson: Brendan McIntyrePerson: David LowtherPerson: John Ger CafferkeyPerson: Colin KilbanePerson: Jerry WalshPerson: Paddy NaughtonPerson: MayoPerson: Michael SweeneyPerson: Pat McCarthyPerson: D. ScannellPerson: A. ConcannonPerson: C. O’NeillPerson: S. DromeyPerson: P. McCarthyPerson: K. CantyPerson: C. CallananPerson: D. O’SullivanPerson: JG CafferkeyPerson: S. HealyPerson: C. KilbanePerson: M. O’ReganPerson: D. TwomeyPerson: D. LynchPerson: J. O’DonovanPerson: L. HegartyPerson: S. KeohanePerson: C. O’LearyPerson: Ó ConchúirPerson: G. O’DriscollPerson: TwomeyPerson: C. QuillPerson: T. MurphyPerson: M. Ó ConchúirPerson: S. NallenPerson: M. DooherPerson: B. McIntyrePerson: R. CorriganPerson: R. CareyPerson: D. LowtherPerson: R. O’ConnorPerson: C. BarrettPerson: S. FordePerson: M. ConroyPerson: EnglishPerson: J. O’DonnellPerson: DooherPerson: D. GallagherPerson: BarrettPerson: M. RyanEvent: All-Ireland Inter-County Vocational SFC finalEvent: All-IrelandEvent: ConnachtEvent: Munster finalEvent: Connacht finalOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: TyroneOrganisation: MayoOrganisation: KerryOrganisation: GalwayOrganisation: Limerick
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