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Freelance sports reporter. Author of 'Obsessed: Inside Padraig Harrington's Head' & 'Gods versus Mortals'.
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Electric Ireland All-Ireland Minor Football Final: Cork comeback floors Tyrone

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By Paul Keane Verified
| Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA)
​Electric Ireland All-Ireland minor football championship final Cork 2-16 Tyrone 1-16 By Paul Keane at Cedral St Conleth's Park, Newbridge Cork are Electric Ireland minor football champions for the first time in seven years after clinching a landmark title success thanks to a thrilling second-half revival in Newbridge. Behind by 0-7 to 1-13 with 39 minutes on the clock, it didn't look particularly good for Cork as they trailed a Tyrone side chasing back-to-back titles.
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Reaching a specific destination not the be-all for Cork minor football boss Keith Ricken

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By Paul Keane Verified
| RTÉ Sport Podcast
The way Keith Ricken sees it, he can't really lose. Sure, the Cork manager would love to see his team win the Electric Ireland All-Ireland MFC title, something the county last did in 2019. But if they do, you won't find him "pulling my jersey over my head and running around the pitch afterwards". Likewise, should holders Tyrone retain the Markham Cup, for the first time since the 1940s, Ricken will "still be in work on Monday morning".
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Ricken always eager to assist the next generation

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By Paul Keane Verified
| Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA)
Sunday July 5 Electric Ireland All-Ireland MFC final Cork v Tyrone, Cedral St Conleth's Park, Newbridge, 2pm Referee: Séamus Mulhare By Paul Keane The way Keith Ricken sees it, he can't really lose. Sure, the Cork manager would love to see his team win the Electric Ireland All-Ireland MFC title, something the county last did in 2019.
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