Shannon take their chances and celebrate sixth Cup in-a-row

Shannon 17 Garryowen 8

Shannon take their chances and celebrate sixth Cup in-a-row
Mon, 25 Apr, 2005 - 01:00
Barry Coughlan

Garryowen were once the specialists and still lead the roll of honour, but Shannon have taken over the running. On Saturday at Thomond Park they garnered their 17th title - their sixth in succession - a feat never achieved before, and they celebrated in customary fashion.

Public interest has waned - just 2,500 fans turned up - but this final was as intense as they get.

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