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Late Alan O’Donovan goal clinches dramatic hurling final victory for 14-man Nemo

“It’s 2000 since we’ve won a hurling cup so it’s huge for our club,” said manager Sean Hayes.

Late Alan O’Donovan goal clinches dramatic hurling final victory for 14-man Nemo — Joy for Nemo Rangers as captain Barry Cripps lifts the cup after their win in the Co-Op Superstores Junior A Hurling Championship Final. Picture: Larry Cummins

Sun, 26 Nov, 2023 - 17:39

Andrew Horgan, Pairc Ui Rinn

Nemo Rangers 1-14 Harbour Rovers 1-12

Just when you thought Nemo Rangers couldn’t find a more dramatic way to win a match.

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