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Local pride and capital gain at stake

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Sat, 05 Nov, 2011 - 00:00

Brendan O'Brien

Even by the GAA’s standards.

The county of Dublin may cover an area of over 921 square kilometres but less than a mile separates the clubhouses of St Oliver Plunkett’s/Eoghan Ruadh and St Brigid’s and that rivalry will be transported to Parnell Park tomorrow for the county final.

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Courts Gaa Place: Dublin Place: Parnell Park Place: Halfway House Pub Place: Cabra Place: Phoenix Park Place: Navan Road Person: Barry Cahill Person: Alan Brogan Person: Noel Peacock Person: Brigid Person: Mark Byrne Person: Plunkett Person: Brogan Person: Ross McConnell Person: Shane Supple Person: Graham Norton Person: Sean Murray Person: Peadar Andrews Person: Jason Sherlock Person: Anthony Moyles Person: John O’Loughlin Person: Sam Maguire Person: Byrne Person: Pat Gilroy Event: Dublin Championship Event: Clery Cup Organisation: GAA Organisation: St Oliver Plunkett’s Organisation: Eoghan Ruadh Organisation: St Brigid’s Organisation: Plunkett Organisation: St Declan’s College Organisation: Brigid Organisation: Breffni Inn Organisation: Castleknock GAA Club Organisation: Meath Organisation: Laois Organisation: Dublin Organisation: Leinster Organisation: Kerry

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