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Tourmakeady spring shock

WHILE Mayo manager James Horan spent yesterday sweating over the fitness of his players, the Mayo club championship threw up a couple of big surprises.

Tourmakeady spring shock

Mon, 08 Aug, 2011 - 01:00

Mike Finnerty

James Horan was among the spectators in the biggest shock of the day as Shrule/Glencorrib went down to Tourmakeady.

Although Conor Mortimer scored five points (two from play) for the visitors, his cameo wasn’t enough to prevent Tourmakeady snatching a 1-7 to 0-7 victory thanks to a late Micheál Ronan goal.

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