Mon, 07 Oct, 2013 - 01:00
With Inch Rovers on the verge of their fifth title in six years, Aoife Plunkett kicked the equaliser with only seconds remaining.
Then, two minutes into injury time, Corkery demanded the ball 40 metres out from goal and, with her weaker foot, arrowed the winner between the posts.
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