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Rena Buckley leads Cork charge

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Rena Buckley leads Cork charge

Mon, 18 May, 2015 - 01:00

Mary White, O’Moore Park

Then aged just 17, the Donoughmore student’s workrate had already caught the eye of Cork coach Eamonn Ryan, and Saturday it was to the fore like never before in the Rebels’ one-point win over Galway.

Buckley led by example as Cork sought their ninth title, kicking the winning point with two minutes remaining, and denying Galway a first crown in the process.

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Courts Gaa Football Cork v Galway Place: Moore Park Place: Cashel Place: Galway Place: Cavan Person: Rena Buckley Person: Eamonn Ryan Person: Buckley Person: Kevin Reidy Person: Valerie Mulcahy Person: Aisling Hutchings Person: Patricia Gleeson Person: Mulcahy Person: Hutchings Person: Briege Corkery Person: Annette Clarke Person: Louise Ward Person: Nicola Ward Person: Ger Conneally Person: Corkery Person: Maebh Cahalane Person: A Hutchings Person: R Buckley Person: B Person: E Scally Person: P Gleeson Person: T Leonard Person: A Clarke Person: L Ward Person: C Concannon Person: M Hoey Person: M O’Brien Person: M Ambrose Person: G O’Flynn Person: R Phelan Person: V Foley Person: R O’Sullivan Person: B Stack Person: B Corkery Person: C O’Sullivan Person: A Walsh Person: D O’Sullivan Person: O Finn Person: R Ni Bhuachalla Person: A Barrett Person: O Farmer Person: J Connolly Person: Á Seoighe Person: E Flaherty Person: S Gormally Person: N Ward Person: N Connolly Person: S Burke Person: B Hannon Person: O Divilly Person: G Conneally Person: L Joyce Person: Concannon Person: C Cormican Person: Divilly Person: R Leonard Person: Hannon Person: M Farrelly Event: Munster Organisation: Cork Organisation: Tesco Homegrown Division Organisation: Galway Organisation: Rebels’Organisation: All-Irelands Organisation: Connacht Organisation: Dublin Organisation: Cork camogie

<p>Patrick Horgan said it should not have been up to the Cork players to deny rumours of a half-time dressing bust-up during the All-Ireland hurling final. Pic: ©INPHO/Ryan Byrne</p>

Patrick Horgan: Cork GAA let players down by not quashing hurling final rumours

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