Galway U21s in blistering win over Cork

Galway 4-21 Cork 2-18, Semple Stadium

Sat, 25 Aug, 2007 - 19:19

Galway 4-21 Cork 2-18, Semple Stadium

Extra-time goals from Barry Hanley and Kerril Wade steered Galway through the All-Ireland Under-21 hurling final on September 9 following a blistering semi-final win over Cork at Semple Stadium this afternoon.

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CourtsGaaHeathrowPlace: Semple StadiumPlace: WestmeathPerson: Barry HanleyPerson: Kerril WadePerson: Vincent MullinsPerson: Patrick CroninPerson: Kevin CantyPerson: Pat HorganPerson: Colm O'NeillPerson: Sean GlynnPerson: Finian CoonePerson: CoonePerson: Conor KavanaghPerson: Joe CanningPerson: KavanaghPerson: Cathal NaughtonPerson: NaughtonPerson: CroninPerson: James SkehillPerson: John HalbertPerson: WadePerson: Stephen WhitePerson: J SkehillPerson: A LeechPerson: P LoughnanePerson: C O'DonovanPerson: M RyanPerson: J LeePerson: G MahonPerson: K KilkennyPerson: A HartePerson: S GlynnPerson: K HynesPerson: F CoonePerson: N KellyPerson: J CanningPerson: K WadePerson: D KennedyPerson: LoughnanePerson: KellyPerson: J GreenePerson: B HanleyPerson: HartePerson: E CollinsPerson: GlynnPerson: HynesPerson: K O'HalloranPerson: J O'CallaghanPerson: E DillonPerson: C O'DriscollPerson: S O'NeillPerson: E CadoganPerson: A RyanPerson: L DesmondPerson: A MannixPerson: K CantyPerson: C NaughtonPerson: P HorganPerson: E MurphyPerson: C O'NeillPerson: J HalbertPerson: MannixPerson: O'NeillPerson: S WhitePerson: DesmondPerson: S MoylanPerson: O'LearyPerson: HalbertPerson: M WalshPerson: RyanPerson: James McGrathEvent: All-Ireland Under-21Event: All-IrelandOrganisation: Galway U21sOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: GalwayOrganisation: MunsterOrganisation: Rebels
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