Sun, 22 Sep, 2013 - 12:01
Corofin (Galway) 2-6 St Gall’s (Antrim) 1-8
Corofin gained revenge for their penalty shootout defeat by St Gall’s in last year’s final, coming out on top in another humdinger to win the 41st Kilmacud Crokes FBD All-Ireland football sevens title at Glenalbyn yesterday evening.
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CourtsGaaHeathrowPlace: GlenalbynPlace: GalwayPlace: KildarePlace: ConnachtPlace: WestmeathPerson: CorofinPerson: Padraic KellyPerson: Steven RochfordPerson: CJ McGourtyPerson: Pat FoxPerson: Gary SicePerson: Dave MorrisPerson: McGourtyPerson: Kevin NiblockPerson: Carl McCabePerson: Sean BurkePerson: Kieran McGourtyPerson: Padraig PearsesPerson: Eoghan O’FlahertyPerson: Michael PollockPerson: Jason LeonardPerson: Daithi BurkePerson: Alan BurkePerson: J LeonardPerson: D MorrisPerson: P KellyPerson: S MonaghanPerson: G SicePerson: M LundyPerson: C McGourtyPerson: K NiblockPerson: K McGourtyPerson: B BardleyPerson: S BurkePerson: A GallagherPerson: A HealyPerson: S KellyPerson: T O’NeillPerson: M PollackPerson: B O’DonovanPerson: A BurkePerson: K MurphyPerson: D BurkePerson: P FoxEvent: Kilmacud Crokes FBD All-Ireland football sevensOrganisation: CorofinOrganisation: GalwayOrganisation: St GallOrganisation: AntrimOrganisation: LilywhiteOrganisation: CarburyOrganisation: CelbridgeOrganisation: LeixlipOrganisation: RoscommonOrganisation: UlsterOrganisation: CastlewellanOrganisation: DownOrganisation: Naomh ConaillOrganisation: St Gall’s
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