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Robert Quirke goal helps secure U21 football win for Ballinora over Aghada

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By A J Byrne, Â Peter Byrne, J Walsh, Rory Noonan Verified
| Echo Live Verified
Ballinora 1-11 Aghada 1-5 Ballinora are through to the semi-final of the McCarthy Insurance Group U21A Football Championship after their win over Aghada at Caherlag on Sunday. And they did it the hard way as they lost their influential player Shane Kingston to injury in the first half and were then reduced to 14 early in the second half. But credit to Ballinora they never panicked and were deserving winners in the end.
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Connacht score three tries in seven minutes to spare their blushes in Parma

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By A A Byrne, Â Peter Byrne, Adam Byrne
| Inkl
Connacht looked to be coasting to victory when they opened up a 38-13 lead early in the second half but found themselves frantically defending a four-point lead in the closing stages as the Italians came in search of their first URC win of the campaign. However, Connacht got their act together in the closing minutes to run in three tries and keep their hopes of a knockout place alive with a nine tries to four win in a bizarre game.
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"Over the Moon": Brídíní Óga Win Historic Success for Antrim Camogie

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By E Hadden, K Byrne, A A Byrne, Â Peter Byrne
| HER SPORT Verified
Report provided by Daragh Ó Conchúir. "We're over the moon," said coach Rodney Kerr. Brídíní Óga (Antrim) 2-7 Knockananna (Wicklow) 1-5 Rodney Kerr has lauded the first-half performance into the wind as providing the platform for his Brídíní Óga outfit to become AIB Camogie All-Ireland junior A club champions. The first Antrim team to secure honours at this level, the Glenravel side only trailed by a point at the interval, 0-3 to 0-2.
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