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SHANDON-------------------------------08 - 10---------------------------------KANTURK

Shandon : Ken Stevens, Brian O'Donnell, Peter McNamara, Shane Fowler, Dan Hegarty, Kevin Buckley, John Hegarty, Tadhg O'Leary, Denis Barrett, Andrew Quinlan, John Cullen, Bernard Humphries, Finbarr Falvey, Ludrie Redgweth, John Barrett.
( Subs: Mick Millen, Brian Humphries, Donal Hegarty, Tim Mulcahy, Brendan O'Connell.)

Kanturk : Mark Brosnan, Brendan Cotter, Declan Collins, Neal Dennehy, Brian McAuliffe, Eddie John O'Connor, Sean O'Keeffe, James Flemming, D.D. O'Sullivan, Barry Meade, Tim Cremin, John Joe O'Connor, John Dowling, Brian Dowling, Joe Barry.
( Subs: Conor Walsh, John Buckley, Stephen Keane, Shane Dineen, Pat Fitz.)

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BALLINCOLLIG----------------------------00 - 15---------------------------------KANTURK

------------------------- MUNSTER JUNIOR 2 McCARTHY CUP FINAL
CARRIGALINE----------------------------03 - 16---------------------------------KANTURK

Kanturk claimed their third McCarthy Cup victory in four seasons at Musgrave Park, after an entertaining battle, with a Carrigaline side making their first ever Cup Final appearance. A well organised Kanturk side started strongly with a mixture of running rugby and territorial kicking. The Carrigaline defence was solid through out, and the North Cork side had to wait until the fifteenth minute to register a score, when Dara Meade slotted over a penalty in front of the posts. Carrigaline responded immediately and within two minutes, out-half Donnacha Kiely levelled the scores with a penalty form forty metres out. After some severe pressure in the Carrigaline twenty-two, Dara Meade kicked a penalty on thirty five minutes, giving his side a three point lead at half-time. Kanturk registered the first try of the game after forty-eight minutes. Tim Cremin won a line-out on the five yard line and his strong pack drove over with prop forward Eugene Philpott touching down. The Carrigdhoun outfit never gave up and it wasn't until substitute Stephen Keane followed his own grubber kick, to score a try with five minutes left, that Kanturk were virtually certain of victory. Carrigaline battled until the end, in a bid to score a try, with John Donoghue particularly threatening. Kanturk managed to prevent their opponent from going over and it was a delighted Brian McAuliffe, who accepted the trophy after the match.

Carrigaline : Vic Sadd, Dave Donoghue, Alan Bowes, John Cagney, Rory Murphy, Donnacha Kiely, John Clancy, Richard White, Aaron O'Meara, Graham Donovan, Brendan Kelly, Gary Murphy, Ray Donoghue, Padraic Vallely, Nicholas Molloy.
( Subs: Dermot Foley, Damien O'Halloran, Brian Roberts, Colm O'Rourke)

Kanturk : Brendan Cotter, Sean O'Keeffe, John O'Connor, Brian McAuliffe, Declan Collins, Dara Meade, Pat Fitzpatrick, James Fleming, Barry Meade, Eugene Philpott, Bryan O'Neill, Tim Cremin, Brian Dowling, Edward English, D. D. O'Sullivan.
( Subs: John Buckley, Stephen Keane, Niall Dennehy, John Dowling )