Nemo bid to finally see off Douglas

Reigning champions Nemo Rangers put their City Division U21 football championship title on the line against rivals Douglas in tomorrow’s decider in Ballinlough at 11.30am.

Nemo bid to finally see off Douglas
Sat, 10 Mar, 2012 - 00:00
Fintan O’Toole

Nemo, managed by Larry Kavanagh, will be backboned by their four Cork U21 panellists, Alan Cronin, team captain David Nation, attacker Luke Connolly and defender David O’Donovan.

After defeating St Finbarr’s and St Michael’s to reach this stage, Nemo have momentum behind them but Douglas will be eager to avoid a third successive final defeat.

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CourtsGaaPlace: BallinloughPlace: KinsalePlace: TempletuohyPlace: PortarlingtonPerson: NemoPerson: Larry KavanaghPerson: Alan CroninPerson: David NationPerson: Luke ConnollyPerson: David O’DonovanPerson: Tony DavisPerson: Paul FitzgeraldPerson: Kevin DavisPerson: Alan CadoganPerson: Sean CollinsPerson: Na PiarsaighPerson: O’Donovan RossaPerson: David DrakePerson: Killian McIntyrePerson: Kevin KavanaghPerson: Darragh MurphyPerson: Derek CantyPerson: Gary FarrellPerson: John CottrellPerson: KanturkPerson: Kevin CrowleyPerson: Ian WalshPerson: Sean CreminPerson: Daniel O’KeeffeEvent: U21FCEvent: Fitzgibbon CupOrganisation: Nemo RangersOrganisation: DivisionOrganisation: DouglasOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: St FinbarrOrganisation: St Michael’sOrganisation: NemoOrganisation: CarrigalineOrganisation: Valley RoversOrganisation: ValleysOrganisation: Coláiste TreasaOrganisation: Coláiste CillOrganisation: Vocational SBFCOrganisation: Coláiste ÍdeOrganisation: AbbeyfealeOrganisation: MunsterOrganisation: DuhallowOrganisation: Boherbue ComprehensiveOrganisation: JAFCOrganisation: BoherbueOrganisation: Clonakilty CC
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