Nemo simply Mastersful

Nemo Rangers 3-10 Bantry Blues 1-5

Mon, 26 Sep, 2005 - 01:00
Bob Lester

Ominous words from delighted Nemo Rangers coach Ephie Fitzgerald after a powerful performance which saw his charges knock Bantry Blues out of the Evening Echo Cork County SFC in woeful conditions at Castlehaven on Saturday.

The roving James Masters was a class act for Nemo, his appetite to be involved kept an already stretched Bantry defence on constant alert and his kicking was sublime. His five first-half points were exquisite and his 1-6 total went a along way to earning Nemo a semi-final meeting with Aghada.

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CourtsGaaPlace: CastlehavenPlace: DunmanwayPlace: BandonPlace: MacroomPlace: KinsalePlace: FermoyPerson: NemoPerson: Ephie FitzgeraldPerson: James MastersPerson: BantryPerson: Joe KavanaghPerson: David NiblockPerson: Brian O’ReganPerson: MastersPerson: J. KavanaghPerson: D. NiblockPerson: S. O’BrienPerson: A. CroninPerson: P. KerriganPerson: M. McCarthyPerson: A. HamiltonPerson: P. CliffordPerson: J. CantyPerson: N. CantyPerson: J. GriffinPerson: O’Donovan RossaPerson: Na PiarsaighPerson: Sean McLoughlinPerson: Colin O’SullivanPerson: Asaki Ó hAilpínPerson: DohenysPerson: R. LongPerson: J. WernerPerson: C. McCarthyPerson: J. GardinerPerson: C. O’SullivanPerson: C. O’MahonyPerson: R. HealyPerson: Dan O’ConnellPerson: J. RussellPerson: P. ConcannonPerson: N. BuckleyPerson: C. SheehanPerson: N. O’LearyPerson: P. DunleaPerson: D. DorganPerson: D. O’ConnellPerson: B. WalshPerson: C. CallananPerson: C. O’DonovanPerson: P. GriffinPerson: CarberyPerson: J. MurphyPerson: J. HayesPerson: S. HayesPerson: M. MoorePerson: M. O’SullivanPerson: M. RonanPerson: D. HayesPerson: VincentsPerson: D. O’ConnorPerson: P. HerlihyPerson: F. MurphyPerson: J. BuckleyPerson: AghadaPerson: YoughalPerson: S O’KeeffePerson: T O’KeeffePerson: D CreedonPerson: B MorrisseyPerson: E ColemanPerson: J GracePerson: D RingPerson: Brendan RingPerson: Shane O’MahonyPerson: BandonPerson: S. O’MahonyPerson: N. CoomeyPerson: M. WalshPerson: M. O’CallaghanPerson: KilbrittainPerson: F. HickeyPerson: R. CashmanPerson: V. O’BrienPerson: A. HayesPerson: Diarmuid Ó MathúnasPerson: C O’SullivanPerson: S O’NeillPerson: B SweeneyPerson: M ProutPerson: J P O’CallaghanPerson: S CrowleyPerson: J O’DonovanPerson: Fr O’NeillEvent: Cork County IFCEvent: Cork JHC AOrganisation: Nemo RangersOrganisation: Bantry BluesOrganisation: J. MastersOrganisation: S. GlasgowOrganisation: ClonakiltyOrganisation: Mid CorkOrganisation: CarberyOrganisation: St VincentOrganisation: St.Organisation: Argideen RangersOrganisation: Cork County IHCOrganisation: CarrigdhounOrganisation: ShamrocksOrganisation: Evening Echo
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