Joy for battling Crab Lane

DAY two of the Allianz Sciath na Scol finals at Pairc Uí Rinn yesterday produced a mixed bag with two evenly contested games and two one-sided affairs.

Fri, 18 Nov, 2005 - 00:00
Brendan Larkin

Crab Lane Ballintemple NS 3-3 Rylane NS 3-1

THE mid-Cork school couldn’t have asked for a better start to the F9 boys final when Dylan Kelleher’s long range kick went all the way to the net after just 20 seconds.

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CourtsGaaPerson: Dylan KelleherPerson: KelleherPerson: RylanePerson: Kevin LongPerson: Luke LeahyPerson: Alan CourtneyPerson: L. LeahyPerson: A. CourtneyPerson: K. LongPerson: J. BolandPerson: H. WatkinsPerson: A. JoycePerson: D. KelleherPerson: E. O’SullivanPerson: K. GalvinPerson: J. DalyPerson: G. MurphyPerson: M. BondPerson: R. DalyPerson: K. RingPerson: K. DesmondPerson: P. BuckleyPerson: G. LongPerson: A. CorkeryPerson: S. O’SullivanPerson: J. CorkeryPerson: R. DennehyPerson: D. KellyPerson: RusheenPerson: DarraghPerson: CoranPerson: Cian O’LearyPerson: Ross CrowleyPerson: KilmagnerPerson: Dermot O’CallaghanPerson: Ellen CoakleyPerson: Darragh LawlorPerson: Ruairi CotterPerson: O’CallaghanPerson: CotterPerson: Marie LuceyPerson: Ronan BransfieldPerson: C. O’LearyPerson: D. LawlorPerson: S. MoroneyPerson: D. O’CallaghanPerson: D. O’RiordanPerson: J. BarryPerson: R. BransfieldPerson: L. MoloneyPerson: T. CarrollPerson: C. BarryPerson: R. CrowleyPerson: E. CoakleyPerson: S. KelleherPerson: D. O’ConnellPerson: M. LuceyPerson: W. CoakleyPerson: K. O’CallaghanPerson: O’RiordanPerson: RiPerson: St PetersPerson: MARTIN HENNESSEYPerson: DouglasPerson: Scott O’ReillyPerson: Olan HanleyPerson: HennessyPerson: Ruairi O MurchuPerson: Gary BeecherPerson: DungourneyPerson: Martin HennessyPerson: M. HennessyPerson: M. KenneallyPerson: D. RohanPerson: H. O’DonnellPerson: J. McCarthyPerson: O. HanleyPerson: P. HarneyPerson: B. O’NeillPerson: S. HegartyPerson: MotherwayPerson: C. FitzpatrickPerson: E. O’DonnellPerson: B. AhernPerson: R. O MurchuPerson: R O FianaiPerson: G. BeecherPerson: S. MacRoghnaillPerson: C. MacConcraPerson: S. O CroininPerson: O CreimEvent: Allianz Sciath na ScolEvent: F9 boysOrganisation: Crab LaneOrganisation: BallintempleOrganisation: KilmagnerOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: NSOrganisation: DouglasOrganisation: Saints
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