Refusal to wave the white flag the catalyst for Dingle's success, insists Geaney 

A pledge to fight to the bitter end as they have done so often on this eight-game winning run of theirs was fulfilled in Cork on Saturday as they defied a 10-point deficit to win in extra-time.
Refusal to wave the white flag the catalyst for Dingle's success, insists Geaney 

SCENES: Dingle celebrate after winning. Pic: Nick Elliott

A refusal to wave the white flag once again catalysed Dingle, according to captain Paul Geaney.

A pledge to fight to the bitter end as they have done so often on this eight-game winning run of theirs was fulfilled in Cork on Saturday as they defied a 10-point deficit to win in extra-time.

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