Ballymore should have the edge

THE final club deciders of the year are fixed in Leinster tomorrow with the showpiece event being the IFC final clash between Ballymore (Kildare) and Nobber (Meath) with the former having home advantage (throw-in 1.30pm).
Ballymore should have the edge
Sat, 18 Dec, 2010 - 00:00
Fintan O’Toole

The Kildare champions have impressed on route to the final and James Kavanagh will spearhead their assault for honours. Nobber will look to senior player Brian Farrell and Gavin Farrelly but home advantage should shade it for Ballymore.

The JFC final brings St Andrews (Carlow) and Ballinabrackey (Meath) to Dr Cullen Park (1.30pm) in Carlow.

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