Féile gets off to a flying start

THE All-Ireland Féile na nGael festival of hurling got off to the best possible start in glorious weather throughout Cork city and county yesterday.

Sat, 18 Jun, 2005 - 01:00

Brendan Larkin

Champions Douglas got the defence of their Féile na nGael camogie title off to the best possible start with a comfortable victory over Camross (Laois).

Fielding 11 of the side that won the title for the first time last year, Douglas were always in control.

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Courts Gaa Hurling Place: Cork Place: Togher Place: Kildare Place: Killeagh Place: Wicklow Place: Bagnalstown Place: Raharney Place: Westmeath Place: Roscommon Place: Meath Place: Donegal Place: Tyrone Place: Louth Person: Douglas Person: Moira O’Donovan Person: Emma McCarthy Person: Karen Horgan Person: Damien McLoughlin Person: Barrs Person: Barr Person: Daniel Moloney Person: Rynaghs Person: David O’Gorman Person: Sean Clarachs Person: Brian Dillons Person: Sam Maguires Person: Toreen Event: Féile na nGael Organisation: Camross Organisation: St.Organisation: Offaly Organisation: Thomastown Organisation: Kilkenny Organisation: Valley Rovers Organisation: Inniscarra Organisation: St. Vincents Organisation: Dublin Organisation: Glen Rovers Organisation: Cork Organisation: Turloughmore Organisation: Galway Organisation: Ballyagran Organisation: Limerick Organisation: Éire Óg Organisation: Midleton Organisation: St. Annes Organisation: Wexford Organisation: Na Piarsaigh Organisation: Dicksboro Organisation: Carrigaline Organisation: Ballygunner Organisation: Waterford Organisation: Douglas Organisation: Erins Own Organisation: St. Finbarrs Organisation: St. Rynaghs Organisation: Blackrock Organisation: Clare Organisation: Dúrlas Óg Organisation: Mallow Organisation: Ballyboden Organisation: St. Endas Organisation: Newtownshandrum Organisation: Aghada Organisation: Kilmessan Organisation: Carrigtwohill Organisation: Ballygalget Organisation: Mitchels Organisation: Naas Organisation: Cloughduv Organisation: Sarsfields Organisation: Loughgiel Organisation: Antrim Organisation: St. Brogans Organisation: Kilmoyley Organisation: Kerry Organisation: Bishopstown Organisation: Ballinascreen Organisation: Derry Organisation: Youghal Organisation: Dungannon Organisation: Fermoy Organisation: Ballinkillen Organisation: St. Catherines Organisation: Navan O’Mahonys Organisation: Athleague Organisation: Fr. O’Neills Organisation: Middletown Organisation: Newcestown Organisation: Courcey Rovers Organisation: Aghabullogue Organisation: Crookedwood Organisation: Croke Rovers Organisation: Mayfield Organisation: Bredagh Organisation: Russell Rovers Organisation: Carrigmore Organisation: Kilbrittain Organisation: Knockbridge

<p>Deteriorating conditions late in Sunday's drawn Munster final between Gaultier and Aghada meant the winner-on-the-day protocol could not be followed. Pic: Noel Sweeney</p>

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