Cork City and Bohemians cancel each other out at Turner's Cross

A draw was the fairest outcome at Turner’s Cross tonight as Cork City and Bohemians cancelled each other out.

Cork City and Bohemians cancel each other out at Turner's Cross
Fri, 05 Jul, 2019 - 23:13
Denis Hurley

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A draw was the fairest outcome at Turner’s Cross tonight as Cork City and Bohemians cancelled each other out.

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