Portumna a force to be reckoned with

BEWARE - that’s the clear message for the Cork and Munster champions after Portumna’s highly impressive victory over holders James Stephens last Sunday.

Tue, 14 Feb, 2006 - 00:00

Jim O’Sullivan

James Stephens manager Adrian Finan is one of many who agrees they have the potential to go all the way on March 17.

“To be honest, if Newtownshandrum are able to stop them, fair play to them,” he says.

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