Fri, 03 Sep, 2010 - 01:00
The Countdown Three days to the All-Ireland hurling final Jim O’Sullivan
Having recovered from a poor start Galway looked likely winners when holding a seven-points lead early in the second half, but they ceded control at a critical stage.
Kevin Hennessy gave Cork a dream start goaling inside the first minute and the last of their five goals, from John Fitzgibbon in the 63rd minute ensured a 27th title.
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CourtsGaaPerson: Kevin HennessyPerson: John FitzgibbonPerson: Joe CooneyPerson: Tony KeadyPerson: Tomás MulcahyPerson: Jim CashmanPerson: CooneyPerson: Mark FoleyPerson: FitzGibbonPerson: J. FitzgibbonPerson: K. HennessyPerson: T. MulcahyPerson: M. FoleyPerson: T. McCarthyPerson: T. O’SullivanPerson: G. FitzgeraldPerson: K. McGuckinPerson: J. CooneyPerson: M. NaughtonPerson: N. LanePerson: B. LynskeyPerson: E. RyanPerson: T. KeadyPerson: M. McGrathPerson: M. ColemanPerson: A. CunninghamPerson: G. CunninghamPerson: J. ConsidinePerson: D. WalshPerson: S. O’GormanPerson: S. McCarthyPerson: J. CashmanPerson: B. O’SullivanPerson: D. QuirkePerson: McGuckinPerson: C. CaseyPerson: J. ComminsPerson: D. FahyPerson: S. TreacyPerson: P. FinnertyPerson: G. McInerneyPerson: P. MalonePerson: LanePerson: T. MonaghanPerson: MalonePerson: CunninghamPerson: John MooreOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: GalwayOrganisation: RebelsOrganisation: Waterford
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