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Bumper weekend kick-starts clubs’ SFC aspirations

REIGNING Cork senior football champions Nemo Rangers will begin the defence of their title on May 7 with a first round tie against Ballincollig in Ovens.

Wed, 09 Mar, 2011 - 00:00

Fintan O’Toole

The clash will be one of eight first round county SFC ties to take place that weekend with Carbery Rangers and Ilen Rovers commencing the programme the previous evening on May 6 in Kilmacabea.

Last season’s PIFC champions Newcestown will play last year’s senior finalists St Finbarr’s in their opening game at senior level on May 8 in Ballygarvan.

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