Rebels’ late blast rocks Tipp

A POINT by Stephen Moylan two minutes into injury time gave Cork a dramatic victory over Tipperary in a hugely-entertaining Erin Munster Under-21 Hurling Championship first round tie at Páirc Uí Chaoimh last night.
Rebels’ late blast rocks Tipp
Wed, 11 Jul, 2007 - 01:00
Cork 1-14 Tipperary 2-10, Brendan Larkin

It looked an unlikely result with 10 minutes to go, with the defending champions seven points in front. However, the home side put in a storming finish to leave Tipperary shell-shocked.

Cork had many heroes but centre-back Eoin Cadogan was majestic in the pivotal position. Displaying incredible heart and commitment, he regularly broke up Tipp attacks and he capped a magnificent night with a superb long-range point in the second half.

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GaaPlace: Páirc Uí ChaoimhPlace: TipperaryPerson: Stephen MoylanPerson: Eoin CadoganPerson: Brian MoylanPerson: CadoganPerson: Aidan RyanPerson: Leigh DesmondPerson: Colm O’NeillPerson: James WoodlockPerson: Stephen MurphyPerson: Stephen LillisPerson: Darragh RyanPerson: Ken O’HalloranPerson: Darragh EganPerson: Pat HorganPerson: Mathew RyanPerson: Jim Bob McCarthyPerson: Pa BourkePerson: Pa CroninPerson: Timmy DaltonPerson: LillisPerson: Kevin CantyPerson: John HalbertPerson: O’NeillPerson: Cathal NaughtonPerson: Eoghan MurphyPerson: HorganPerson: P. CroninPerson: L. DesmondPerson: E. MurphyPerson: B. MoylanPerson: E. CadoganPerson: C. NaughtonPerson: P. HorganPerson: S. MoylanPerson: S. LillisPerson: D. EganPerson: T. DaltonPerson: P. BourkePerson: J. WoodlockPerson: T. McGrathPerson: K. O’HalloranPerson: J. O’CallaghanPerson: E. DillonPerson: C. O’DriscollPerson: A. RyanPerson: J. HalbertPerson: F. O’LearyPerson: K. CantyPerson: HalbertPerson: C. O’NeillPerson: O’LearyPerson: A. MannixPerson: CantyPerson: M. RyanPerson: B. MaherPerson: S. MurphyPerson: M. GleesonPerson: J. McLoughneyPerson: JB McCarthyPerson: T. StapletonPerson: J. WooklockPerson: S. LellisPerson: R. O’DwyerPerson: D. O’HanlonPerson: D. HickeyPerson: O’HanlonPerson: K. LaniganPerson: WoodlockPerson: E. HoganPerson: McLoughneyPerson: G. RyanPerson: McGrathPerson: A. HeagneyPerson: ClareEvent: Erin Munster Under-21 Hurling ChampionshipOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: TipperaryOrganisation: Tipp
<p>DEISE RETURN: Cork coach and selector Donal O'Rourke with then Cork boss Pat Ryan. Pic: James Crombie, Inpho</p>

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