Leinster secure win after extra time

Leinster 0-20 Ulster 0-18 (after extra time)

Leinster secure win after extra time
Sat, 12 Nov, 2005 - 21:48

Leinster 0-20 Ulster 0-18 (after extra time)

Westmeath attacker Dessie Dolan produced an exquisite display of finishing, kicking 11 points as Leinster collected their 27th Railway Cup football title last night and drew level with Ulster in the inter-provincial roll of honour.

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CourtsGaaHeathrowPlace: WestmeathPlace: Parnell ParkPlace: ParisPlace: north DublinPlace: TipperaryPerson: Dessie DolanPerson: Val Andrews'Person: M DonnellyPerson: Steven McDonnellPerson: Paddy BradleyPerson: Dick ClerkinPerson: Padraig ClancyPerson: Noel GarvanPerson: ClancyPerson: DolanPerson: Mattie FordePerson: Michael EnnisPerson: Tom KellyPerson: BradleyPerson: Aaron KernanPerson: ToyePerson: McDonnellPerson: Fergal ByronPerson: Aidan O'RourkePerson: Ronan ClarkePerson: KernanPerson: Graham GeraghtyPerson: Jason SherlockPerson: James ReillyPerson: John DoylePerson: J ReillyPerson: K McGuckinPerson: K McCloyPerson: E McNultyPerson: A KernanPerson: C GormleyPerson: A MallonPerson: D GordonPerson: S CavanaghPerson: B DooherPerson: CPerson: D ClerkinPerson: T FreemanPerson: P BradleyPerson: S McDonnellPerson: A O'RourkePerson: McCloyPerson: R ClarkePerson: ClerkinPerson: D DiverPerson: GormleyPerson: R MellonPerson: P HeartyPerson: ReillyPerson: ClarkePerson: C HolmesPerson: F ByronPerson: M EnnisPerson: T KellyPerson: D HealyPerson: B CahillPerson: C MoranPerson: P AndrewsPerson: T WalshPerson: N GarvanPerson: R MunnellyPerson: P ClancyPerson: D DolanPerson: J SherlockPerson: M FordePerson: WalshPerson: J DoylePerson: MunnellyPerson: B SheehanPerson: ManganPerson: S RyanPerson: GarvanPerson: SherlockPerson: D ReganPerson: FordePerson: P RussellEvent: 27th Railway Cup footballOrganisation: LeinsterOrganisation: UlsterOrganisation: LaoisOrganisation: Armagh
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