Stradbally beat odds to book final ticket

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Stradbally beat odds to book final ticket
Mon, 13 Oct, 2014 - 01:00
Tomás McCarthy

The dominant force of modern times arrived asunderdogs but can now scent a ninth title since the turn of the millennium.

These two teams have disputed three finals and two semi-finals over the past five years but a seven-point final loss to Courty provided plenty of fuel for the Reds to rise again.

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