Cork hoping forward power can see off Limerick

CORK coach Tony Leahy is cautiously optimistic his side can retain their Munster U21 football title against Limerick at the Gaelic Grounds tonight (7pm).

Wed, 13 Apr, 2005 - 01:00

Brendan Larkin

“There has been a lot of work done on the ground for football in Limerick in recent years and they are certainly no longer a soft touch,” said Leahy.

“Home advantage will be worth a few scores to them and, with six of last year’s team available, they are going to be extremely difficult to beat.

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Gaa Football Place: Gaelic Grounds Place: Limerick Place: Dungarvan Place: Mullingar Place: Laois Place: Bishopstown Person: Tony Leahy Person: Leahy Person: Paul Kerrigan Person: Mick Jones Person: Shane Gallagher Person: Ger Aherne Person: John McCarthy Person: Sean Buckley Person: Ger Lawlor Person: Ken O’Halloran Person: F. Tobin Person: Douglas Person: Kevin O’Halloran Person: A. Tanner Person: O’Donovan Rossa Person: Limerick Person: D Cunningham Person: E. Cadogan Person: A. O’Connor Person: P. Kelly Person: F. Gould Person: J. Hayes Person: P. Kerrigan Person: D. Goulding Person: Éire Óg Person: P. O’Flynn Person: M. Murphy Person: P. Cuthbert Person: D. O’Connell Person: Glanmire Person: G. Leahy Person: C O’Neill Person: E Hodnett Person: P. O’Shea Person: A. O’Sullivan Person: J. Kearney Person: M. Milner Person: Randal Og Person: C. O’Connell Person: Killavullen Person: D. Moynihan Person: Aghabullogue Person: J. O’Sullivan Person: M. Jones Person: Galtee Gaels Person: S. Fox Person: S. Gallagher Person: Ballysteen Person: D. McAuley Person: Monaleen Person: B. O’Grady Person: Mungret Person: J. McCarthy Person: St. Kierans Person: E. Benson Person: Banogue Person: A. McEntee Person: Dee O’Leary Person: Drom Person: Broadford Person: S. Buckley Person: P. Russell Person: G. Noonan Person: P. Kirby Person: Knockainey Person: J. Cooke Person: Bruff Person: G. Aherne Person: Athea Event: All-Ireland Organisation: Cork Organisation: Limerick Cork Organisation: Limerick Organisation: Waterford Organisation: Tyrone Organisation: Kerry Organisation: Newcastle West Organisation: Castlehaven Organisation: St Colms Organisation: Carbery Rangers Organisation: Nemo Rangers Organisation: Ballinora Organisation: St Nicholas Organisation: St Finbarrs Organisation: Shamrocks Organisation: Castletownbere Organisation: Ballylanders

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