Dohenys repeat punishment for Aghada

DOHENYS are becoming a bogey side for Aghada in the Evening Echo Cork Co SFC.
Dohenys repeat punishment for Aghada
Mon, 09 Apr, 2007 - 01:00
Bob Lester

In last season’s semi-final they came out on top and on Saturday at Ovens, Doheny’s repeated the dose in the opening game of this year’s campaign, winning 0-12 to 0-9.

After the teams were level on no fewer than six occasions, Dohenys came with a powerful late surge to deny Aghada the chance of turning the tables.

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