Mon, 06 Oct, 2003 - 01:00
Mark Gallagher
However, this Mayo side are never beaten.
With seconds left, Cora Staunton launched a hopeful free to the edge of the square. The ball broke down to the grateful arms of Diane O'Hora, who spun away from her marker and fired the ball past Cliodhna O'Connor.
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CourtsGaaPlace: New YorkPerson: Cora StauntonPerson: Diane O'HoraPerson: Cliodhna O'ConnorPerson: Gemma FayPerson: O'HoraPerson: Martina FarrellPerson: Nuala O'SheaPerson: O'SheaPerson: Mary NevinPerson: Angie McNallyPerson: Claire EganPerson: Helena LohanPerson: Sharon McGingPerson: Claire O'HaraPerson: McNallyPerson: Elaine MurphyPerson: Karen HopkinsPerson: NevinPerson: Michelle McGingPerson: MayoPerson: Maria KavanaghPerson: KavanaghPerson: Emma MullinsPerson: Sorcha FarrellyPerson: Chris HeffernanPerson: HeffernanPerson: Sinead AhernEvent: All-Ireland finalEvent: All-IrelandOrganisation: MayoOrganisation: DublinOrganisation: Connacht
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