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Eoghan Cormican
No longer they stand in Cork’s shadow. After a full decade of coming up short against the Rebels, Dublin brought an end to Cork’s unbeaten final record to cement their place as the game’s new market-leaders.
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CourtsGaaLadies FootballPerson: Jackies’Person: Siobhán McGrathPerson: Niamh McEvoyPerson: Lyndsey DaveyPerson: Sinéan AhernePerson: Mick BohanPerson: JackiesPerson: Sinead AhernePerson: Sinéad GoldrickPerson: Martha ByrnePerson: DaveyPerson: Carla RowePerson: Martina O’BrienPerson: RowePerson: Ephie FitzgeraldPerson: Sinead AhernPerson: Eimear MeaneyPerson: Noelle HealyPerson: Melissa DugganPerson: HealyPerson: DohenysPerson: Nicole OwensPerson: Ciara O’SullivanPerson: O’SullivanPerson: Áine O’SullivanPerson: Ciara TrantPerson: Olwen CareyPerson: Roisin PhelanPerson: Maire O’CallaghanPerson: Eimear ScallyEvent: 2009 All-Ireland finalEvent: 2013 All-Ireland quarterEvent: All-IrelandEvent: Brendan MartinOrganisation: DublinOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: Dublin3-11Cork1-12Organisation: Artane Band
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