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47 Cork Intermediate Hurling Championship Round 3


Castlemartyr 4-18 Glen Rovers 2-16


Castlemartyr took on Glen


Rovers in Carrigtwohill, last Sunday evening in Round 3 of ate


the Cork Intermedi- hurling championship.


A good win over Argideen Rangers in their opening contest has seen Castlemar- tyr safe from relegation, so all of their efforts were con- centrated on reaching the 4th


round. With Cork senior panellist Brian Lawton leading the way, young guns like Jamie Stack, Liam and Cathal Martin and Michael Kelly took the game to Glen Rov- ers second side and while the city men hurled well, the greater craft of Castle- martyr saw them through in


the finish with Barry Lawton the outstanding forward on view, finishing with 2-10 to his name. Glen Rovers had im-


pressed against Ballinhassig, but on this occasion they found Castlemartyr too hot to handle. Conor Dorris and Barry Hackett who was unerring from free’s kept the Glen in


touch in the


early stages, but once Sean Hennessy goaled in the 12th minute, Castlemartyr began to take over. Barry and Brian Lawton were landing points


and at half time Castlemar- tyr led by 1-11 to 0-8 after good points from Hackett and Donal Cronin just about kept the Glen in touch. On the resumption Cas- three


tlemartyr hit quick


points and while Conor Dor- ris did find the net for Glen Rovers, their joy was short lived as two minutes later Liam Martin struck for a splendid goal for Castlemar- tyr. Their next score was also a goal with Barry Lawton blasting to the net and now Glen Rovers hopes began to


fade. A 4th goal again from


Barry Lawton made victory safe. Castlemartyr were now in control with Barra O’Tu- ama, Cathal Martin, Adrian Bowens and Daragh Moran solid at the back and while David Cunningham did get a second goal for Glen Rov- ers, it mattered little as Cas- tlemartyr had this game well wrapped up long before the final whistle.


Castlemartyr: Barry Law-


ton 2-10, S Hennessy 1-2, L Martin 1-1, Brian Lawton


0-3, M Kelly and J Lawton 0-1 each. Glen Rovers: B Hackett


0-9, C Dorris 1-1, D Cun- ningham 1-1, D Cronin 0-2, L Coughlan, P Virgo and D Busteed 0-1 each. Castlemartyr: J Smiddy,


B O’Tuama, E Roynane, C Martin, J stack, D Moran, A Bowens, B smiddy, J Lawton, M Kelly, B Lawton capt, s Hennessy, Barry Lawton, Joe stack and L Martin. Sub used O’Smiddy for A Bow- ens Injd. Glen Rovers: C McCa-


rthy, J Mulcahy, K McCa- rthy-Coade, C Healy, D Morris, B Phelan, G Moy- lan, B Hackett, D Cronin, L Coughlan, D Busteed, C O’Brien, C Dorris, D Cunningham


and P Vir-


go. Subs used E O’Connell for B Phelan, A Cronin for J Mulcahy, A Evans for C o’Brien, K McCarthy for P Virgo and D Brown for C Dorris. Referee: Michael O’Ma- hony (Kilbrittian)


Ken McCarthy Coade Glen Rovers with Joe Stack Castlemartyr during the Cork County IHC game at Carrigtwohill


Photo Denis O’Flynn


Cathal Martin Castlemartyr palms the ball away during the Cork County IHC game at Carrigtwohill


Photo Denis O’Flynn


• David Cunningham Glen Rovers with Daragh Moran Castlemartyr during the Cork County IHC game at Carrigtwohill O’Flynn


Photo Denis


Cathal Martin Castlemartyr breaks his hurley off of Paul Virgo Glen Rvs during the Cork County IHC game at Carrigtwohill


James Mulchy Glen Rvs is tackled by Barry Lawton Castlemartyr during the Cork County IHC game at Carrigtwohill


Photo Denis O’Flynn


Brian Lawton Castlemartyr Ml O’Mahony Referee and Brian Phelan Glen Rovers prior to the Cork County IHC game at Carrigtwohill


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Gavin moylan Glen Rvs has a tight hold on Barry Lawton Castlemartyr during the Cork County IHC game at Carrigtwohill


Photo Denis O’Flynn Tel: 021 463 8000 • Email: sport@eastcorkjournal.ie • Web: www.eastcorkjournal.ie


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