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Kilmurry Ibrickane 1-16 – Liscannor 0-9 at Quilty
LISCANNOR have a proud Cusack Cup record over the past dozen years, winning the league title three times since 2000, but for 2012 they’ll be playing Garry Cup football.
Relegation came calling in Quilty on Friday evening as a rampant Kilmurry Ibrickane maintained their unbeaten record this term with a comprehensive ten-point win.
Their work was done by half-time as they cruised into a 1-9 to 0-3 lead when playing with the wind that was blowing in from Mutton Island direction, the goal coming as early as the third minute when Michael Hogan slammed the ball beyond Noel Kilmartin.
Darragh Blake did peg a point back a minute later, but seven points in-arow put Kilmurry on the high road as Stephen Moloney, Mark McCarthy, Ian McInerney, Seamus Lynch, Seamus Murrihy and Enda Coughlan were all on the mark.
Only Alan Clohessy’s seven frees kept the scoreboard ticking for Lis cannor, but there was no stopping Kilmurry as they continued on their free-scoring way in the second half.
Points by Alan Clohessy (2) and Alan Flaherty hinted at a Liscannor comeback, but points by Seamus Lynch, Michael Hogan, Stephen Moloney and Ian McInerney steadied Kilmurry by the 50th minute as they moved 1-14 to 0-8 clear.
Kilmurry Ibrickane
Peter O’Dwyer, Declan Callinan, JohnWillie Sexton, Martin McMahon, Shane Hickey, EvanTalty,Thomas Lernihan, Ian McInerney (0-4, 3f), Seamus Murrihy (0-2), Seamus Lynch (0-2), Enda Coughlan (0-4), Mark McCarthy (0-1), Michael Hogan (1-1) Noel Downes, Stephen Moloney (0-2).
Subs
Odran O’Dwyer for Moloney,Thomas O’Connor for Callinan,VinnyTalty for McInerney, ColmDonnellan for Hogan
Liscannor
Noel Kilmartin, Michael Foley, Davy McDonagh, Shane Canavan,Alan McDonagh, Ronan Slattery, Denis Murphy, Brian Considine, Niall Considine, Joe Considine, Kieran Considine, Darragh Blake (0-1), Alan Flaherty (0-1),Alan Clohessy (0-7f), Paul Guerin.
Subs
Robbie Lucas for Slattery, Gerry Considine for Murphy
Man of the Match
Seamus Murrihy (Kilmurry Ibrickane) Referee Barry Kelly (St Joseph’s Miltown)