Bride best in Munster after mighty battle with McDonaghs

AN HISTORIC day for Bride Rovers, winning the inaugural Munster Intermediate Club hurling title at Kilmallock yesterday - coming five months after they captured their first Cork IHC title last October.

Mon, 22 Mar, 2004 - 00:00
Therese O’Callaghan

Bride Rovers 0-14 Kilruane McDonaghs 0-11

And if that triumph was special, this one will remain in the psyche for quite some time as it was carved out from sheer guts and determination.

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CourtsGaaPlace: KilmallockPlace: east CorkPerson: McDonaghsPerson: Kilruane McDonaghsPerson: Kilruane McDonaghPerson: Brian GaynorPerson: LenPerson: Mark O'LearyPerson: Barry JohnsonPerson: Richard CahillPerson: O'DriscollPerson: Sean RyanPerson: KilruanePerson: Willie DarcyPerson: O'LearyPerson: Aidan CollinsPerson: GaynorPerson: J O'DriscollPerson: S RyanPerson: R CahillPerson: B JohnsonPerson: B WalshPerson: T BroderickPerson: P CotterPerson: BPerson: M O'LearyPerson: P WilliamsPerson: R CaseyPerson: S WilliamsPerson: D FitzgeraldPerson: A CollinsPerson: N FitzgeraldPerson: J MurphyPerson: B MurphyPerson: P MurphyPerson: D RyanPerson: M HoganPerson: D LawlorPerson: M WalshPerson: S GaynorPerson: P RyanPerson: M ClearyPerson: W DarcyPerson: R McLoughneyPerson: D CahillPerson: E MorkanPerson: B GaynorPerson: RyanPerson: D O'LearyPerson: D RichardsonOrganisation: MunsterOrganisation: Bride RoversOrganisation: Munster Intermediate ClubOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: TippOrganisation: Rover
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