Hurling success for Dublin and Kildare

Dublin and Kildare took Bord na Móna Walsh and Kehoe Cup hurling honours respectively this afternoon.

Sun, 10 Feb, 2013 - 17:11

Dublin and Kildare took Bord na Móna Walsh and Kehoe Cup hurling honours respectively this afternoon.

At Bellefield, Enniscorthy Paul Ryan once again proved to be Dublin's chief marksman as the Metropolitans claimed their sixth Bord na Móna Walsh Cup title thanks to a 1-19 to 0-16 win over Wexford.

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Courts Gaa Heathrow Place: Bellefield Place: Trim Place: Drumcondra Place: Alfie Byrne Park Person: Paul Ryan Person: Ryan Person: David O'Callaghan Person: Dotsy Person: Johnny McCaffrey Person: Niall Breen Person: McCaffrey Person: Danny Sutcliffe Person: Richie Kehoe Person: Paul Morris Person: PJ Nolan Person: Eoin Doyle Person: Lee Chin Person: Peter Kelly Person: Joey Boland Person: Alan Nolan Person: Shane Durkin Person: Chairman Person: Martin Skelly Person: Willie Sunderland Person: Patrick Connelly Person: Paul Divilly Person: Tony Murphy Person: Divlly Person: Murphy Person: Lilywhites Person: James Coyle Person: Conor Dorrian Person: James Kelly Person: Fergal Walsh Person: Paddy Butler Event: Kehoe Cup Event: Walsh Cup Event: Leinster Event: Bord na Móna Kehoe Event: Kehoe Shield Organisation: Dublin Organisation: Kildare Organisation: Metropolitans Organisation: Wexford Organisation: GAA Organisation: Meath Organisation: Down Organisation: St. Patrick's College Organisation: Mourne County Organisation: Roscommon

<p>WINNING START: Two first half goals proved crucial as Clare saw off a spirited Waterford to get their McGrath Cup campaign and the Paul Madden era off to a winning start at Fraher Field. Picture: Tom Beary/Sportsfile</p>

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