Cork clinch junior football title

CORK 1-14 WEXFORD 3-2, Dungarvan

Cork clinch junior football title
Fri, 27 Jul, 2007 - 22:56

CORK 1-14 WEXFORD 3-2, Dungarvan

Cork won the All-Ireland junior football title for the second time in three seasons in Dungarvan tonight, despite conceding three goals to a valiant Wexford side.

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