Ballincollig v Carbery Rangers – three things learned

It took Carbery Rangers over one hundred years to claim their first county junior title and since then they have become one of the most consistent club’s on the Cork scene.

Ballincollig v Carbery Rangers – three things learned
Sun, 16 Oct, 2016 - 18:13

by Ger McCarthy

A deserved first county senior title for Rosscarbery

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