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Bainisteoir Sinsearach Iomána Luimnigh John Kiely | PICTIÚR: Sportsfile
Chuir Corcaigh stop le cuardach teideal Uile-Éireann Luimnigh i gcluiche leathcheannais na hÉireann roimh Pháirc an Chrócaigh a bhí díolta amach Dé Domhnaigh seo caite.
Imreoidh Corcaigh in aghaidh an Chláir sa chluiche ceannais.
Labhair John Kiely tar éis bhua na foirne in aghaidh Chorcaí, ag rá: “Bhí an cluiche sin ar an gcothromaíocht agus ba é an ceann is lú de na himill sa deireadh.
“Thóg Corcaigh na deiseanna a bhí acu nuair a tháinig siad agus ní raibh muid cruinn go leor lenár gcuid féin.
"Thug Corcaigh dúshlán dúinn inniu agus le bheith cothrom, chuaigh siad amach ansin agus d'imir siad cluiche dochreidte. Táim an-díomá orm do na buachaillí, bhí cúpla bliain iontach againn."
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