Jim Nolan: Carbery Rangers took their goal chance when it mattered

In finals, where it’s all on the line, you want your big players influencing the game, and that’s exactly what Carbery Rangers got yesterday when they needed it.

It would be easy to say that this was simply down to hunger and heart and desire, having lost to Ballincollig two years ago, but that would insult Carbery Rangers, as they were just as keen in 2014 but lost to a better side and I’ve no doubt that Ballincollig were hungry to win a second title yesterday too.

It came down to a few small things and they all went the way of Ross.