Ireland hold out to complete day of shinty wins

Ireland 1-11 Scotland 1-8

Ireland hold out to complete day of shinty wins
Sat, 31 Oct, 2009 - 15:58

Ireland 1-11 Scotland 1-8

Ireland withstood a dramatic six minutes of injury-time as a 74th-minute goal from Offaly ace Shane Dooley ensured a clean sweep of Hurling-Shinty International wins for the visitors at Bught Park, Inverness today.

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<p>2008: Patrick Horgan celebrates a late score as Gerry O'Grady, Clare, looks on during the All-Ireland quarter-final. It was Horgan's first championship start for the senior hurlers. Pic: Dáire Brennan/Sportsfile</p>

In pictures: Patrick Horgan in the red of Cork throughout the years

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