Rovers cut loose to grab famous victory

Bride Rovers 1-15 Inniscarra 1-5

Rovers cut loose to grab famous victory
Mon, 27 Oct, 2003 - 00:00
Michael Ellard

Held on a tight rein by Inniscarra in the opening quarter, Bride Rovers powered their way to the front with a crucial goal from wing-forward Pat Walsh in the 17th minute and never looked back.

This was a most accomplished performance by Bride Rovers on only their second appearance in an intermediate showpiece.

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