Thu, 23 Oct, 2003 - 01:00
Pat O’Sullivan
Playing with a piercing wind in the opening half, the Ennis side struck quickly and decisively to shatter the confidence of their Cork opponents.
The underdogs took to the field bouncing with adrenalin, but with their chief points-taker tied up in midfield they could not find the foothold to build up any sort of momentum.
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CourtsGaaHurlingPerson: FlannanPerson: Críost RíPerson: Dean RyanPerson: RiPerson: Colaiste Chríost RíPerson: David CoughlanPerson: St FlannanPerson: Gerard ArthurPerson: M. O’HalloranPerson: C.Person: J. McInerneyPerson: S. HickeyPerson: D. RyanPerson: J. MoloneyPerson: G. HanniganPerson: C. RyanPerson: P. MoloneyPerson: I. ColleranPerson: C. MaddenPerson: D. O’HalloranPerson: C. TierneyPerson: G. ArthurPerson: Colin RyanPerson: N. KileenPerson: F. O’ReillyPerson: J. NeilanPerson: P. ReidyPerson: S. HodginsPerson: F. LynchPerson: C. O’BrienPerson: P. ButlerPerson: B. McCarthyPerson: K. MurphyPerson: D. CoughlanPerson: P. MartinPerson: C. NevillePerson: D. O’DonnellPerson: B. CorriePerson: R. WalshePerson: P. O’SullivanPerson: I. MaddenPerson: C. LeonardPerson: S. McCarthyPerson: R.WalshePerson: M. ReidyOrganisation: EnnisOrganisation: Coláiste ChríostOrganisation: St FlannanOrganisation: Cork
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