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Nemo serve notice as Masters turns on the style

CORK’s senior football championships got into full swing over the weekend with seven games played, the scoring honours going to Nemo Rangers who gave Ilen Rovers a 3-20 to 1-11 drubbing in Clonakilty.

Mon, 16 Apr, 2007 - 01:00

Bob Lester

The silken skills of Nemo were exhibited to the full as the champions rode roughshod over their opponents.

From the moment Alan Cronin gave them the lead with a fisted point in the opening attack, Nemo never rested and, serving up a five-star display, totally devastated their west Cork opponents.

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