Fri, 02 Jul, 2004 - 01:00
John Murphy
Cork went in as red hot favourites, but from an early stage Waterford’s intent was evident as they contested every exchange all over the field.
In atrocious conditions, both sides put on a game that had the 1,500 spectators on their toes right to the nail-biting finale.
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CourtsGaaPlace: Fraher Field, DungarvanPerson: William MorganPerson: John HayesPerson: Kieran WhelanPerson: Paul FoleyPerson: WhelanPerson: Pat O’ConnellPerson: John PowerPerson: PowerPerson: Tony KirwanPerson: Emmet DohertyPerson: Brian O’SullivanPerson: J. PowerPerson: K. WhelanPerson: P. FoleyPerson: E. DohertyPerson: R. HennessyPerson: J. HayesPerson: W. MorganPerson: BrosnanPerson: P. O’ConnellPerson: B. O’SullivanPerson: CorkPerson: J. HonohanPerson: M. ProutPerson: A. QuirkePerson: D. WisemanPerson: G. SpillanePerson: G. WisemanPerson: J. SheehyPerson: F. CollinsPerson: A. O’SheaPerson: M. KearneyPerson: C. BrosnanPerson: K. DalyPerson: P. DunleaPerson: KearneyPerson: N. O’RiordanPerson: O’SheaPerson: MorganPerson: F. MurphyPerson: DalyPerson: A. KirwanPerson: N. BarryPerson: R. PowerPerson: M. ByrnePerson: D. RyanPerson: L. HurneyPerson: KielyPerson: M. O’BrienPerson: S. DempseyPerson: D. KirwanPerson: A. AhernePerson: KirwanPerson: T. KirwanPerson: S. McGrathPerson: DohertyPerson: P SheehyPerson: KerryEvent: Munster Junior Football ChampionshipOrganisation: WaterfordOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: Carbery Rangers



