Mon, 10 Sep, 2012 - 01:00
Brian Canty, Cork SFC
To be truthful, the scoreline flatters Newmarket, who were desperately poor on the night and offered little resistance over the hour.
Douglas, to their credit, did what they needed to do and that was a couple of spurts in the opening half which proved enough as they held a nine point half-time lead the North Cork side never looked capable of overturning.
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CourtsGaaPlace: DouglasPlace: NewmarketPlace: MallowPerson: Odhran MulrooneyPerson: Shane MacCarthyPerson: Mark HarringtonPerson: MulrooneyPerson: HarringtonPerson: Alan CadoganPerson: CadoganPerson: EoinPerson: Finbarr DesmondPerson: John LanePerson: Tony O’KeeffePerson: DesmondPerson: TJ BodiePerson: DouglasPerson: S MacCarthyPerson: M HarringtonPerson: A CadoganPerson: F DesmondPerson: K MurphyPerson: O MulrooneyPerson: C HoganPerson: T O’KeeffePerson: J LanePerson: B BoylePerson: P ShinePerson: E CadoganPerson: R KeatingPerson: J CollinsPerson: E CotterPerson: T SheehanPerson: C DineenPerson: D QuinlanPerson: TJ BrosnanPerson: D O’BrienPerson: B O’RiordanPerson: B O’LearyPerson: M ReidyPerson: J RyanPerson: B DalyPerson: C O’SullivanPerson: D O’FlynnPerson: SF O’ConnorPerson: N FlanaganPerson: P AllenPerson: K O’SullivanPerson: SfPerson: T MurphyPerson: D CullotyPerson: M KenneEvent: Cork senior football championshipOrganisation: North CorkOrganisation: DohenysOrganisation: DuhallowOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: Newmarket
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