Mon, 20 Jul, 2015 - 01:00
Jim O’Sullivan
Last year’s runners-up Newcestown left it late to secure their place in the quarter-final of the Cork Premier IHC in Páirc Uí Rinn yesterday.
With scores level five times up to the three-quarter stage, the game hung in the balance, until full-forward Eoin Kelly goaled 20 seconds into injury time and killed off the challenge of a gallant Blarney side.
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CourtsGaaHurlingNewcestownBlarneyCork Premier IHCPlace: Páirc Uí RinnPerson: KellyPerson: BlarneyPerson: Eoin KellyPerson: Keith CostelloPerson: Barra O’ConnellPerson: Luke MeadePerson: MeadePerson: Colin MurphyPerson: Mark ColemanPerson: O’ConnellPerson: CostelloPerson: Mark CreminPerson: Donal TwomeyPerson: Jack MeadePerson: ColemanPerson: Carthach KeanePerson: E KellyPerson: D TwomeyPerson: L MeadePerson: G MurphyPerson: T TwomeyPerson: J MeadePerson: M ColemanPerson: K CostelloPerson: C MurphyPerson: M CroninPerson: D DunleaPerson: B O’ConnellPerson: C FordePerson: K KellyPerson: J CrowleyPerson: M McSweeneyPerson: C O’NeillPerson: J DesmondPerson: F KeanePerson: D HeffernanPerson: C KeanePerson: C TwomeyPerson: CPerson: S O’DonovanPerson: HeffernanPerson: P HallisseyPerson: J BarrettPerson: P O’LearyPerson: D WalshPerson: P PhilpottPerson: J JordanPerson: B HurleyPerson: M CreminPerson: JD GoodPerson: S MulcahyPerson: R MurphyPerson: GoodPerson: P O’DriscollPerson: MulcahyPerson: CreminPerson: Nathan WallOrganisation: NewcestownOrganisation: Premier IHCOrganisation: Cork Premier IHCOrganisation: Cork
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