Alan Cadogan's Rochestown can harvest decade of hurling work

Having won the Munster Senior B title in 2019 and again this year, a first Rochestown All-Ireland is now the prize they crave.
Alan Cadogan's Rochestown can harvest decade of hurling work

THE ECHO RORY NOONAN 12/03/2022

When Alan Cadogan and his management team were putting together 300 words on the history of hurling in St Francis College, Rochestown for tomorrow’s All-Ireland final match program, the list of names they saw necessary to include brought home the amount of work done at Roco over the past 12 or so years.

Having long been a college that operated away from the Harty Cup spotlight, Rochestown, back in 2014, weaved a path all the way to the last four of the competition.

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