WOLFE TONES TODAY claimed a dramatic win in the Munster IHC decider.
The Clare club beat Cork’s Newcestown on a scoreline of 1-18 to 2-13 after a dramatic finish.
Wolfe Tones impressed in the first period and led 1-11 to 0-8 at the break with Gary O’Connell raising a first-period green flag.
With Wolfe Tones well in control heading for injury time however, the Rebel County outfit hit two quick-fire goals late on.
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James Carrig’s side hung on though to claim the title and set up and All-Ireland semi-final against either Kiltale of Meath or Bennetsbridge of Kilkenny.
Clare side Wolfe Tones earn historic Munster IHC title
WOLFE TONES TODAY claimed a dramatic win in the Munster IHC decider.
The Clare club beat Cork’s Newcestown on a scoreline of 1-18 to 2-13 after a dramatic finish.
Wolfe Tones impressed in the first period and led 1-11 to 0-8 at the break with Gary O’Connell raising a first-period green flag.
With Wolfe Tones well in control heading for injury time however, the Rebel County outfit hit two quick-fire goals late on.
James Carrig’s side hung on though to claim the title and set up and All-Ireland semi-final against either Kiltale of Meath or Bennetsbridge of Kilkenny.
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