Bluebell end Cork domination as Rockmount make exit

CORK’S stranglehold on the FAI Intermediate Cup ended yesterday when the last remaining Munster Senior League club in the competition, Rockmount, bowed out in the last four.

Bluebell end Cork domination as Rockmount make exit
Mon, 06 Apr, 2009 - 01:00

In a repeat of the 2004 final, holders Rockmount took on Bluebell at the Red Cow and it was the Leinster Senior League outfit who prevailed.

Despite an outstanding display from attacking full back Ken Hoey, Rockmount never seriously tested Bluebell goalkeeper Mark Clohessy.

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