Randal Óg keep Munster title dream alive

The Cork champions trailed Granagh-Ballingarry by six points before mounting a superb comeback to clinch a draw in his afternoon's provincial junior b football championship decider in Knockaderry.

Sat, 26 Mar, 2022 - 18:12

John Redington, Knockaderry

Munster JBFC final

Randal Óg (Cork) 0-10

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