Brilliant Ballygunner leave Glen Rovers reeling

Ballygunner (Waterford) 0-19 Glen Rovers (Cork) 1-9: Factor in the extremely difficult underfoot conditions, factor in the sending-off of defensive anchor Philip Mahony and the loss of key forward Peter Hogan to injury midway through the first-half and only then do you begin to get a sense of the heights scaled by Ballygunner in progressing to the Munster Club SHC final.
Brilliant Ballygunner leave Glen Rovers reeling

The Waterford champions returned to their dressing room at half-time yesterday five points in arrears. It was hardly an insurmountable target, but the scoreboard was no longer their sole concern.

Sweeper Philip Mahony had received a straight red card on 23 minutes for shoving his hurley into the stomach of David Cunningham. And while Glen Rovers were also reduced to 14-men during a melee which involved up to 25 players — Dean Brosnan the second player red-carded, Ballygunner were now without their conductor.

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