It was primarily a testament to their superior play stemming initially from an early dominance at midfield which in turn stymied a surprisingly uninspiring challenge from Errigal Chiarain.
And, when the Tyrone side eventually got their game together, Nemo had sufficient in reserve to qualify for their third consecutive AIB All-Ireland club final and their tenth in total.
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