Dunne delivers as Davey loses sparkle

LOUTH native Paul Dunne captured his first All Ireland Poc Fada title over the Cooley mountains yesterday.

Tue, 05 Aug, 2003 - 01:00

Colm O’Connor

28-year-old Dunne, a member of the Knockbridge club who was competing in the Martin Donnelly sponsored event for the fifth year, completed the course in 54 pucks.

Tom Finn of Wicklow was second with 55 pucks, with Allstar goalkeeper Brendan Cummins in third. Dunne and Finn also landed the Pair’s title.

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Courts Gaa Hurling Place: Louth Place: Cooley Place: Wicklow Person: Dunne Person: Davey Person: Paul Dunne Person: Martin Donnelly Person: Tom Finn Person: Brendan Cummins Person: Finn Person: Pat Hamilton Person: David Fitzgerald Person: Paul Event: All Ireland Organisation: Knockbridge Organisation: Louth

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