Mon, 02 Sep, 2013 - 01:00
Therese O’Callaghan
In a splendid contest, Shane O’Brien’s goal on 17 minutes provided a solid platform for the East Cork outfit to build on.
While Kildorrery just came up short in their recovery, the roots of their demise lay in an over-reliance on Peter O’Brien for scores.
CourtsGaaHurlingPlace: RathcormacPerson: Shane O’BrienPerson: Peter O’BrienPerson: O’BrienPerson: Shane KearneyPerson: Michael WalshPerson: Daniel ManganPerson: Shane CotterPerson: KearneyPerson: Brian MulcahyPerson: Ed AhernePerson: Andrew O’BrienPerson: Finbarr StapletonPerson: Sean O’FarrellPerson: MulcahyPerson: KildorreryPerson: Pa RochePerson: Seán O’ConnorPerson: BarryroePerson: S O’BrienPerson: S KearneyPerson: B MulcahyPerson: D ManganPerson: S CotterPerson: S O’FarrellPerson: P O’BrienPerson: A O’BrienPerson: M WalshPerson: D KellyPerson: F StapletonPerson: S O’ConnorPerson: E AhernePerson: C HegartyPerson: J NevillePerson: C AhernePerson: S FitzgeraldPerson: L O’ConnorPerson: R ClancyPerson: E CondonPerson: P O’ConnorPerson: P RochePerson: M MulcahyPerson: J McEniryPerson: N KellyPerson: S KellyPerson: J HowardPerson: M LillisPerson: J McCarthyPerson: E O’ConnorPerson: R McEniryPerson: W FouhyPerson: J O’GormanPerson: Michael O’MahonyPerson: KilbrittainOrganisation: St CatherineOrganisation: KildorreryOrganisation: Cork IHCOrganisation: SaintsOrganisation: AvondhuOrganisation: St Catherine’sOrganisation: Carrigtwohill