Magnificent Malachy’s march to victory

ST MALACHY’S brushed aside the challenge of St Brogan’s to claim their first All-Ireland Vocational Schools SFC A title at Portlaoise on Saturday.
Magnificent Malachy’s march to victory
Mon, 07 Apr, 2008 - 01:00
St Malachy’s Castlewellan 1-12 St Brogan’s Bandon 0-5 Brendan Larkin

There was never a hint of an upset as the Ulster champions atoned for their 1997 final loss to Coláiste na Sceilge with an emphatic victory.

St Malachy’s coach PJ Magee was delighted at the manner of victory.

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