Nemo set for club glory again

NEMO RANGERS are unbackable at 1/7 to win the Munster Club SFC title tomorrow and victory would give them a phenomenal 14th title since the championship began in 1971.
Nemo set for club glory again
Sat, 08 Dec, 2007 - 00:00
Brendan Larkin

The Cork champions are the most successful club in the country, having won the Cork title on 16 occasions and the All-Ireland seven times, three more than Crossmaglen Rangers.

Ballinacourty, Nemo’s opponents in tomorrow’s Munster final in Killarney (2pm), are appearing in their first final. Former Waterford champions who contested finals without success are Stradbally, Kilrossanty and the Nire.

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