Mon, 07 Nov, 2016 - 00:00
Michael Moynihan
The drama was late and early - Ballyea hit two goals in the first ten minutes but seemed doomed to defeat until Gary Brennan’s last-gasp goal gave us another twenty minutes.

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GaaHurlingSportballyeaThurles SarsfieldsPlace: EnnisPerson: Tony KellyPerson: BallyeaPerson: Gary BrennanPerson: Fergal HegartyPerson: GaryPerson: SarsPerson: MaherPerson: Aidan McCormackPerson: Pa BourkePerson: McCormackPerson: KellyPerson: BourkePerson: Pearse LillisPerson: HegartyPerson: Jack BrownePerson: BrennanPerson: Damien BurkePerson: Pádraic MaherPerson: CahillPerson: Niall DeasyPerson: RoyPerson: P. BourkePerson: A. McCormackPerson: T. DoylePerson: P. MaherPerson: C. LaniganPerson: S. CahillPerson: J. MaherPerson: R. MaherPerson: M. O’BrienPerson: T. KellyPerson: P. LillisPerson: D. BurkePerson: G. BrennanPerson: N.Event: Munster finalEvent: MunsterOrganisation: Thurles SarsfieldsOrganisation: MunsterOrganisation: BallyeaOrganisation: ClareOrganisation: Rovers
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