Mark Coleman Inspires As Cork's Under-21 Capturing Title To Seal The Perfect Week

Leeside was filled by an impressive group of young pitchers who took part in the event. Assume a landslide victory over Tipperary in the finals of the Under-21 Munster Championship.

Denis Ring's sides were brilliant and effective in front of the posts throughout the competition and produced a fantastic score to win the country's first title since 2007.

This adds to what was an unforgettable day Leeside, after the victory of the senior pitchers in their decision of Munster a few days earlier.

The next few years seem to offer a lot of promise from a Cork perspective based on the current state of affairs.

The rebels had a perfect start. Shane Kingston and Declan Dalton scored goals from the start

and this impressive opening was crowned by their first goal halfway through the first half.

After a good job of Tim O 'Mahony to put the ball in his way, Robbie O' Flynn clinically finished at the back of the net.

Although Tipp got his first scores by Darragh Woods and Ger Browne, it was Cork who was in the ascendant, along with Kingston and Dalton, with a fantastic line cut, adding the same. other points well taken.

Cork were indeed in the groove and Liam Healy also stressed before the break with a

Mark Coleman also participated in the event and several members of the Cork league were screened in the evening.

Tipperary tried to mount a sort of riposte during the recovery and pointed to Lyndon Fairbrother.

But Cork was hoping for a comeback at a shattering break, when Jack O 'Connor slammed the ball home for the second rebel.

Declan Dalton and Shane Kingston scored additional points for Cork after Ger Browne scored for Tipperary.

The damage was done primarily in the first half of the game, but Cork continued to show clear interaction.

One of these movements occurred when Conor Cahalane, Daire Connery and Robbie O 'Flynn were all involved in a move that resulted in the pursuit of another point by Kingston

. One point in the final stages, but his team was unable to involve him often enough.

Mark Coleman crowned a sensational individual performance with a good rating, which turned out to be one of the last of the match.

It is Cork that is walking and, on the basis of this demonstration, they will take a little break in the All – Ireland series this term.

Goal scorers – Cork: D Dalton 0-7 (4f); J O 'Connor 1-2; R O & # 39; Flynn 1-1; S Kingston 0-4; M Coleman 0-3 (1f); L Healy 0-2; T O 'Mahony, C Cahalane, E Murphy, Myers 0-1 each. Tipperary: L Fairbrother 0-5 (4f, 1 & # 39; 65); G Browne 0-4; S Neville 1-0; J Cahill 0-2; D Woods, J Morris 0-1 each.

Cork – G Collins; Lowney D, Griffin D, N O Leary; E Murphy, Coleman M, B Hennessy; S Smyth, D Fitzgibbon; R O 'Flynn, D Dalton, S Kingston; L Healy, T O 'Mahony, J O' Connor. Subs: C Cahalane for Fitzgibbon (22), D Connery for Smyth (45), A Myers for O 'Flynn (55), C O' Leary for Dalton, M O 'Halloran for Healy (all two 56).

Tipperary – C Barrett; Campion P, McGrath B, K O 'Dwyer; C Flanagan, P Cadell, D Quirke; G Browne, English C; J. Cahill, P. Feehan, M. Kehoe; D Gleeson, J Morris, D Woods. Subs: Morgan C for Campion (24), L Fairbrother for Gleeson, C Darcy for Woods (both), S Neville for English (44), C Stakelum for Kehoe (54).

Ref – J Murphy (Limerick)

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