Eircom League: Cork win sees them go third

Cork moved back up to joint third in the table with their sixth win in eight games.

Eircom League: Cork win sees them go third
Sun, 14 Oct, 2001 - 17:01

Cork City 2, Longford Town 1(full-time)

Cork moved back up to joint third in the table with their sixth win in eight games.

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