Mon, 18 Aug, 2014 - 01:00
It took a late 1-4 scoring burst to seal the Carrigdhoun side’s progression to the quarter-finals where a tantalising match up with Nemo Rangers awaits.
There was plenty to admire in Carrigaline’s victory, despite losing midfield lynchpin Nicholas Murphy to injury inside the opening 10 minutes.
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