Madden finds his goal touch as Nemo surge to another final

Nemo Rangers 2-13 Aghada 0-10: 

Madden finds his goal touch as Nemo surge to another final
Mon, 22 Jun, 2015 - 01:00
Peter McNamara

Nemo Rangers will contest their third Cork U21 FC final in four seasons following a nine-point semi-final triumph over Aghada in Carrigtwohill on Saturday.

Nemo began this clash without the injured Stephen Cronin, though he was introduced for the second half, while Aghada were shorn of captain Kane Looney.

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CourtsGaaNemoRangersCorkAghadaPlace: CarrigtwohillPerson: MaddenPerson: NemoPerson: Stephen CroninPerson: Kane LooneyPerson: Paul O’DonovanPerson: Barry MaddenPerson: Ryan KennedyPerson: Chiedozie OgbenePerson: AghadaPerson: Jack Hayes’Person: OgbenePerson: Jack DonovanPerson: Stephen MurphyPerson: Eoin O’NeillPerson: KennedyPerson: Shane BennettPerson: Kevin O’DonovanPerson: StaffordPerson: Conor O’DriscollPerson: BennettPerson: BerryPerson: O’NeillPerson: Conor HorganPerson: HayesPerson: B MaddenPerson: R KennedyPerson: C HorganPerson: J DonovanPerson: K O’DonovanPerson: S MurphyPerson: A StaffordPerson: S BennettPerson: J LooneyPerson: C O’DriscollPerson: A BerryPerson: M Aodh MartinPerson: D BarrettPerson: C MaddenPerson: N MurphyPerson: R McCarthyPerson: D KerinsPerson: B O’ConnorPerson: A O’DonovanPerson: C OgbenePerson: E CompagnoPerson: C GooldPerson: S CroninPerson: GooldPerson: CompagnoPerson: T O’SullivanPerson: O’DonovanPerson: J HayesPerson: E LeahyPerson: M GilroyPerson: A ButlerPerson: K O’DonoghuePerson: J O’DonoghuePerson: A MurphyPerson: D CreedonPerson: J FarmerPerson: K O’HanlonPerson: CreedonPerson: J TynanPerson: M HealyPerson: ButlerPerson: J RyanPerson: Dave MurnaneEvent: Cork U21 FCOrganisation: Nemo RangersOrganisation: Aghada
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