Cork and Cats meet again

Cork and Kilkenny renew rivalries today in the All-Ireland intermediate hurling final replay in Thurles.

Sat, 04 Sep, 2004 - 11:30

Cork and Kilkenny renew rivalries today in the All-Ireland intermediate hurling final replay in Thurles.

In an appetiser to the tomorrow week's senior encounter, Cork will feel unlucky not to have captured the title two weeks ago, when at one stage they led by 13 points in what ended a drawn encounter.

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CourtsGaaHeathrowPlace: ThurlesPlace: Semple StadiumPerson: John CrowleyPerson: Jonathan OldenPerson: Maurice PowerPerson: Chris O'NeillPerson: Peter CleerePerson: John TennysonPerson: Sean KealeyPerson: Brian PhelanPerson: Eddie WalshPerson: J CrowleyPerson: L HayesPerson: R McCarthyPerson: B WalshPerson: T LordanPerson: D FitzgeraldPerson: T HealyPerson: J OldenPerson: J RussellPerson: D DineenPerson: B O'DwyerPerson: E ConwayPerson: R DohertyPerson: S HayesPerson: KilkennyPerson: R O'NeillPerson: J TennysonPerson: S LaniganPerson: P CostelloPerson: S KealeyPerson: J CostelloPerson: J O'NeillPerson: R PowerPerson: C HerityPerson: D BuggyPerson: B PhelanPerson: E WalshPerson: M GracePerson: J PowerPerson: D MackeyOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: CatsOrganisation: KilkennyOrganisation: IH
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