Kilmurry save their best for extra-time

Kilmurry 3-13 Scoil Eoin, Innishannon 4-3 (aet)

Kilmurry save their best for extra-time
Wed, 23 Nov, 2011 - 00:00
Denis Hurley

KILMURRY produced an excellent performance in extra-time to take the DF1 Allianz Sciath na Scol title at Páirc Uí Rinn yesterday.

While the 40 minutes of normal time were very close all the way through, Kilmurry were far too strong in the extra 20, outscoring their opponents by 1-7 to 1-0.

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CourtsGaaPlace: Páirc Uí RinnPerson: Scoil EoinPerson: InnishannonPerson: KilmurryPerson: James O’MullanePerson: Jack CrowleyPerson: Leo HealyPerson: Liam O’SullivanPerson: Kieran RicePerson: Eanan CroninPerson: Greg FittonPerson: Charlie LyonsPerson: Tomás CollinsPerson: O’MullanePerson: Cathal ManningPerson: J O’MullanePerson: G FittonPerson: T CollinsPerson: L O’SullivanPerson: L HealyPerson: M DromeyPerson: C LyonsPerson: C ManningPerson: K RicePerson: J CrowleyPerson: S BarryPerson: E CroninPerson: G SheehanPerson: L O’BrienPerson: J CaseyPerson: D DulleaPerson: L AslingPerson: B O’DonoghuePerson: S O’DonoghuePerson: C LynchPerson: N LawtonPerson: D KenneallyPerson: M O’LearyPerson: M ConnollyPerson: D McCarthyPerson: M CrowleyPerson: A HealyPerson: C HurleyPerson: J StokesPerson: Síofra Ní FhionnagáinPerson: DheagláinPerson: Ní FhionnagáinPerson: Edel Ní LonargáinPerson: Lauren O’BrienPerson: Caroline HallahanPerson: O’BrienPerson: Meadhbh Ní CheallacháinPerson: S Ní FhionnagáinPerson: E Ní LonargáinPerson: M Nic Uibh AillilePerson: M Ní CheallacháinPerson: C HallahanPerson: I LordanPerson: J O’DonovanPerson: S Ní DhrisceoilPerson: H Ní ChonaillPerson: A Ní RaghallaighPerson: R Barron ElliotPerson: G BreathnachPerson: E Ní ArgáinPerson: M Ní EarailePerson: N Ní MhurchúPerson: EoinPerson: N SettiniPerson: E O’BrienPerson: S McCarthyPerson: G Dart O’FlynnPerson: A ReillyPerson: O MurphyPerson: S Dart O’FlynnPerson: C NashPerson: D MurphyPerson: MurphyPerson: E MurphyPerson: CarrigtwohillPerson: Kevin HydePerson: Aidan KelleherPerson: Denis SingletonPerson: Shane O’HanlonPerson: CarrigPerson: SingletonPerson: Seán O’ReillyPerson: Alan WarrenPerson: Dale HollandPerson: David DonovanPerson: Fionn BrickleyPerson: Emmet O’NeillPerson: DonovanPerson: Aaron Walsh-BarryPerson: Darragh McCannPerson: Liam GosnellPerson: D DonovanPerson: S O’ReillyPerson: J O’RiordanPerson: K HydePerson: A KelleherPerson: F BricklEvent: DF1 Allianz Sciath na ScolOrganisation: KilmurryOrganisation: Gaelscoil Ghoirt ÁlainnOrganisation: DGF2Organisation: InnishannonOrganisation: Scoil EoinOrganisation: GaelscoilOrganisation: WhitechurchOrganisation: St Mary’sOrganisation: F4Organisation: St Mary
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