Erin’s Own never look back after early goals

Erin’s Own 2-22 Carrigtwohill 0-16: Erin’s Own looked comfortable winners throughout this Cork SHC first-round tie in Lisgoold on Saturday night.

Erin’s Own never look back after early goals
Mon, 25 May, 2015 - 01:00
Jim O’Sullivan,  Lisgoold

Inspired by two goals inside the opening seven minutes and further aided by very poor shooting from Carrigtwohill, it was simply a matter of Erin’s Own retaining their consistency and scoring regularly and the league leaders did so in style.

“We had the boys wound up for a good start and in fairness they hurled well throughout the match,” commented manager Martin Bowen.

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