CORK SIDE CLYDA Rovers claimed the AIB Munster IFC title this afternoon with a win over Miltown Malbay outfit St Jospeph’s at the Gaelic Grounds in Limerick.
The victory marks a first provincial title for the north Cork club.
Recently-retired Rebel star Paudie Kissane lined out against players he will mentor next season, having been installed as a coach in the Banner backroom set-up.
The Clare side started well but Clyda Rovers responded with half a dozen unanswered points to earn a six points to four lead at half-time. They managed to extend that lead in the second period and seal a famous win.
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The defeat marks the end of the road for St Joseph’s who bounced back after being relegated from the senior ranks in Clare last year.
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Clyda Rovers crowned Munster champions after win over St Joseph's
Clyda Rovers 0-10 St Joseph’s 0-7
CORK SIDE CLYDA Rovers claimed the AIB Munster IFC title this afternoon with a win over Miltown Malbay outfit St Jospeph’s at the Gaelic Grounds in Limerick.
The victory marks a first provincial title for the north Cork club.
Recently-retired Rebel star Paudie Kissane lined out against players he will mentor next season, having been installed as a coach in the Banner backroom set-up.
The Clare side started well but Clyda Rovers responded with half a dozen unanswered points to earn a six points to four lead at half-time. They managed to extend that lead in the second period and seal a famous win.
The defeat marks the end of the road for St Joseph’s who bounced back after being relegated from the senior ranks in Clare last year.
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