Rebels hold out for Galway win

There was little more than pride at stake at the end of this Allianz NHL game but Cork held on for a narrow win despite a spirited Galway display.

Sun, 27 Apr, 2003 - 18:49

Galway 1-14, Cork 1-18

There was little more than pride at stake at the end of this Allianz NHL game but Cork held on for a narrow win despite a spirited Galway display.

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