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06 Sept 2025
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Keith Conway scored three points for Ballymore Eustace
Favourites, Ballymore Eustace, captured the Dowling Cup tonight (Friday March 31) with a seven point win over Rheban at Hawkfield.
Leading 1-6 to 1-3 at the break, Ballymore had to dig deep in the second half, Rheban hitting the opening four points to take a one point lead mid-way through.
Ballymore though upped their game finishing the strongest with a goal from Mark Slevin, his second of the game, finally killing off a game Rheban side on a final score line of Ballymore Eustace 2-11 Rheban 1-7.
Meanwhile in the final of the Senior ‘A’ Cup a strong Sarsfields side had a comfortable win over St Laurence’s, final score Sarsfields 3-13 St Laurence’s 1-10.
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