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Cummins wins Poc Fada

Goalkeeper Brendan Cummins became the first Tipperary man to win the All-Ireland Poc Fada title today, in a new course record over the 5km Cooley Mountain course.

Sun, 15 Aug, 2004 - 20:00

Goalkeeper Brendan Cummins became the first Tipperary man to win the All-Ireland Poc Fada title today, in a new course record over the 5km Cooley Mountain course.

The dual star came home first with a 48 poc tally.

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