Sat, 18 Feb, 2006 - 00:00
Brendan Larkin
With the sides locked together, Nemo won a line ball 65 metres out, and was definitely that bit too far even for a player of Colin Corkery's calibre.
"Try and work the ball a bit closer", was the instruction from team coach Billy Morgan.
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CourtsGaaFootballPlace: ClonakiltyPlace: TyronePlace: BellaghyPlace: AustraliaPerson: Nemo RangersPerson: NemoPerson: Colin CorkeryPerson: Billy MorganPerson: Maurice McCarthyPerson: ColinPerson: CorkeryPerson: Ephie FitzgeraldPerson: EphiePerson: AghadaPerson: Stephen McDonnellPerson: GallsPerson: Derek KavanaghPerson: Dylan MehiganPerson: St GallsPerson: McGourtyPerson: CiaránPerson: KevinPerson: Sean KellyPerson: Colin BradyPerson: Mal WardPerson: Mark McCroryEvent: St. Patrick's Day 2004Event: All-IrelandEvent: All-Ireland semi-Event: CorkEvent: MunsterEvent: ChristmasEvent: AntrimEvent: Sigerson CupOrganisation: NemoOrganisation: All-Ireland ClubOrganisation: CrossmolinaOrganisation: St GallsOrganisation: MayobridgeOrganisation: DownOrganisation: DerryOrganisation: ArmaghOrganisation: QueensOrganisation: Antrim
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