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Cork hurlers rebound in style as Dublin exit championship

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By Michael Moynihan Verified
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Cork’s attack and work rate helped them to a win in this All-Ireland SHC round one clash in Thurles, sending Dublin home to start planning for 2021. Dublin attacked the Town End first and the sides swapped points in a free-flowing game until Cork struck for goal in the ninth minute, Jack O’Connor soloing through before placing Declan Dalton: 1-4 to 0-3.
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Na Piarsaigh crush Doon in one-sided Limerick final

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By Michael Moynihan Verified, Gaelic Grounds
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19/09/2020 - 21:30:00Back to Hurling Sport Home Michael Moynihan, Gaelic Grounds Doon’s Jack Cummins challenges David Dempsey of Na Piarsaigh in Saturday's Limerick SHC final. Photo: Ryan Byrne/Inpho Na Piarsaigh 5-27 - 1-12 Doon Na Piarsaigh lived up to their favourites tag here, collecting a sixth Limerick SHC title easily at Doon’s expense. Na Piarsaigh defended the Ennis Road end and led early on, with Peter Casey impressing: 0-6 to 0-2 on ten minutes to the city side.
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Aghada turns out in force to say goodbye to Kieran O’Connor

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By Michael Moynihan Verified
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17/07/2020 - 20:15:00Back to Sport Home Michael Moynihan You could hardly blame the man in the truck for rolling down the window to ask if there was a match on. Cars were parked up, covering the grass verges facing the seafront either side of Rostellan, and the crowd facing the causeway was being managed by stewards in high-vis jackets. Usually the reliable markers of a championship game in a country venue, on Friday they indicated a far sadder fixture.
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