MATCH REPORT 20th Apr 2008
| 20-Apr-08 | Melbourne Shamrocks |
Sinn Fein |
|---|---|---|
Half Time |
1-8
|
0-7
|
Full Time |
2-16
|
3-14
|
Team: Conal Rabbitte (Dublin), Emmett Corrigan (Offaly), Frank Murphy (Carlow), Dale Hammond (Melbourne), Brendan Mulligan (0-4, Wexford), Steve Perkins (0-8, Dublin), John O’Sullivan (1-0, Cork), Mark O’Grady (Clare), Padraig Brody (Clare), Ian Collins (Kilkenny), Ken Collins (Clare), Shane Horan (Offaly), Colm Dowling (0-1, Laois), Robbie McNamara (1-0, Limerick), Cathal Crawford (Limerick), Geoff Daly (Offaly), Chris Gordon (Wexford), JP Crowley (Cork), Willie O’Regan (Cork), Dave Fogarty (0-1, Dublin).
MATCH REPORT 13th Apr 2008
Garryowen did not have a full team therefore a challenge game was played, and Shamrocks were awarded the 2 points.
MATCH REPORT 30th Mar 2008
| 30-Mar-08 | Melbourne Shamrocks |
Sinn Fein |
|---|---|---|
Half Time |
0-4
|
3-7
|
Full Time |
1-10
|
3-10
|
Team: Evan Mahoney (Galway), Emmett Corrigan (Offaly), Frank Murphy (Carlow), Dale Hammond (Melbourne), Brendan O’Meara (Offaly), Brendan Mulligan (0-2, Wexford), Steve Perkins (0-5, Dublin), Joe Hogan (Tipperary), John O’Sullivan (1-0, Cork), Paddy Minogue (Clare), Mark O’Grady (Clare), Padraig Brody (Clare), Ian Collins (0-2, Kilkenny), Ken Collins (0-1, Clare), Shane Horan (Offaly), Colm Dowling (Laois), Anthony Gannon (Offaly), Robbie McNamara (Limerick), Rob Murray (Galway), Ivor O’Callaghan (Clare).
MATCH REPORT 2nd Mar 2008
No show from Garryowen therefore Shamrocks awarded the 2 points.
MATCH REPORT 17th Feb 2008
| 17-Feb-08 | Melbourne Shamrocks |
Sinn Fein |
|---|---|---|
Half Time |
4-8
|
0-2
|
Full Time |
5-13
|
0-6
|
Team: Ciaran Rabbitte (Dublin), Emmett Corrigan (Offaly), Frank Murphy (Carlow), Dale Hammond (Melbourne), Geoff Daly (Offaly), Brendan O’Meara (Offaly), Cathal Crawford (Limerick), Brendan Mulligan (1-2, Wexford), Kevin Carmody (Wexford), Steve McConnell (Tyrone), Conal Rabbitte (0-2, Dublin), Steve Perkins (1-6, Dublin), Joe Hogan (1-0, Tipperary), John O’Sullivan (0-2, Cork), Daniel Gleeson (Cork), Eoin Grant, James McGeown (2-1, Monaghan), Conor McDonagh (Sligo).
