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Saints alive as Rockies bow out

HOW the mighty have fallen.

Saints alive as Rockies bow out

Mon, 04 Jun, 2007 - 01:00

Bob Lester

Famed Blackrock, who head the roll of honour in the Cork senior hurling championship with 32 titles, are now in danger of being relegated to Premier intermediate status following their 2-10 to 0-15 defeat by battling St Catherine’s at rain-soaked Carrigtwohill on Saturday.

And few would begrudge St Catherine’s manager Denis Walsh his hour of glory after the former county dual star masterminded one of the biggest upsets in the championship.

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Courts Gaa Hurling Place: Carrigtwohill Place: Ballynoe Place: Páirc Uí Rinn Person: Rockies Person: Denis Walsh Person: Sean Barry Person: Adrian Coughlan Person: Mick Fitzgerald Person: S Kearney Person: S Barry Person: S Cotter Person: M Fitzgerald Person: R O’Connell Person: K Morrisson Person: C Ahern Person: Coughlan Person: D Cashman Person: B Person: O’Keeffe Person: A Browne Person: C O’Leary Person: L Meaney Person: R Ryan Person: Killeagh Person: Mark Landers Person: David Copps Person: Timmy McCarthy Person: M Landers Person: J Deane Person: B Barry Person: L Collins Person: D Kelleher Person: A Walsh Person: T McCarthy Person: E Fitzgerald Person: L Sexton Person: J Sexton Person: Ballinhassig Person: Fintan O’Leary Person: Paul Lombard Person: Paul Coomey Person: Pa Cronin Person: P. Coomey Person: P. Lombard Person: D. O’Callaghan Person: D. O’Sullivan Person: J. Mullaney Person: F. O’Leary Person: B. O’Sullivan Person: M. Coleman Person: K. O’Halloran Person: P. Cronin Person: J. Murphy Person: Ronan Walsh Person: Tracton Person: Mallow Person: Fergal McCormack Person: Frank Lynch Person: Walsh Person: R. Walsh Person: F. Lynch Person: D. Walsh Person: S. Sullivan Person: R. Cronin Person: J. Kingston Person: B. Murphy Person: D. Hayes Person: P. Dineen Person: D. Kerrisk Person: Youghal Person: Nemo Person: Stephen Twomey Person: Alan Morgan Person: David Kearney Person: J Kavanagh Person: J Kerins Person: M Daly Person: JP O’Neill Person: D Kearney Person: M Kearney Person: R Kenny Person: L Desmond Person: G O’Leary Person: C Coleman Person: K Dempsey Event: Cork senior hurling championship Event: Premier IFC Organisation: Blackrock Organisation: St Catherine’s Organisation: St Catherine Organisation: Cork County SHC Organisation: Castlelyons Organisation: Cork Organisation: Cork SHC Organisation: Bishopstown Organisation: Premier IHC Organisation: Nemo Rangers

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