Free-flowing Ballincollig book date with Nemo

Cork SFC quarter-final

Free-flowing Ballincollig book date with Nemo
Mon, 22 Sep, 2014 - 01:00
Brendan Larkin

Firing on all cylinders, the club side, apart from the opening quarter during which the teams were level twice, were never in any danger of losing this local derby.

Ballincollig coach Michael O’Brien praised his charges for the manner of their victory. “We knew coming into this game that Muskerry would put up strong resistance and it was our game plan to take the match to them from the beginning.

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