Mon, 19 Jan, 2015 - 00:00
Michael Moynihan, Clashmore
It’s never too early in the year to make history.
Waterford’s deserved win over Cork in yesterday’s McGrath Cup semi-final had local GAA experts searching for precedents as they streamed down the hill from chilly Clashmore.
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CourtsGaaFootballPlace: AhernePerson: Tom McGlincheyPerson: McGlincheyPerson: Brian CuthbertPerson: Shane AhearnePerson: Dan McEoinPerson: O’GormanPerson: Liam LawlorPerson: Padraig HurneyPerson: Michael O’HalloranPerson: CuthbertPerson: Colm O’NeillPerson: Donncha O’ConnorPerson: Paul KerriganPerson: O’HalloranPerson: O’NeillPerson: ShanePerson: AhearnePerson: DonnchaPerson: O’ConnorPerson: AhernePerson: M. O’HalloranPerson: G. NugentPerson: P. HurneyPerson: D. MacEoinPerson: D. O’ConnorPerson: C. O’NeillPerson: M. CollinsPerson: S. EnrightPerson: D. CrowleyPerson: N. WalshPerson: T. O’GormanPerson: T O hUallachainPerson: M. O’GormanPerson: R. Ó CeallaiEvent: McGrath CupOrganisation: RebelsOrganisation: DéiseOrganisation: WaterfordOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: GAAOrganisation: UCC
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