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Majestic Mulcahy again key for Cork

Ladies Football: Valerie Mulcahy shone for Cork as the Tesco Homegrown National League Division 1 champions got their 2015 campaign off to a winning start yesterday.

Majestic Mulcahy again key for Cork

Mon, 02 Feb, 2015 - 00:00

Jackie Cahill

Nine-time All-Ireland winner Mulcahy scored 1-7, including six pointed frees, as her side came from behind to claim victory against hosts Mayo in Swinford.

New Mayo captain Cora Staunton hit seven points but it couldn’t prevent Eamonn Ryan’s charges securing maximum points.

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