Mon, 24 Feb, 2003 - 00:00
Jim O’Sullivan
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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CourtsGaaFootballPlace: PortlaoisePerson: Errigal ChiarainPerson: Billy MorganPerson: Colin CorkeryPerson: Steven O'BrienPerson: NemoPerson: Kevin CahillPerson: Derek KavanaghPerson: Martin CroninPerson: CorkeryPerson: William MorganPerson: Mark HartePerson: O'BrienPerson: KilmurryPerson: IbrickanePerson: Joe KavanaghPerson: Peter CanavanPerson: Alan CroninPerson: CanavanPerson: Dara TierneyPerson: Larry KavanaghPerson: Mick DalyPerson: Maurice McCarthyPerson: Peter LoughranPerson: Gerry KinneavyPerson: A. CroninPerson: D. KavanaghPerson: W. MorganPerson: K. CahillPerson: J. KavanaghPerson: M. HartePerson: D. TierneyPerson: P. LoughranPerson: E. GormleyPerson: D. HeaphyPerson: L. KavanaghPerson: GearyPerson: Seán O'BrienPerson: M. CroninPerson: G. MurphyPerson: M. McCarthyPerson: S. O'BrienPerson: C. CorkeryPerson: D. MehiganPerson: McCarthyEvent: AIB All-Ireland club finalOrganisation: RangersOrganisation: Nemo RangersOrganisation: Nemo Rangers’Organisation: TyroneOrganisation: NemoOrganisation: St. VincentsOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: Ulster
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