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St. Colman’s College - Lord Mayor’s Cup winners

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St. Colman’s College, Fermoy won the Lord Mayor’s Cup on Tuesday week last, 10th May. Hosted by MTU this is a Cork 18 hurling competitio­n with no current sixth year students allowed to take part in it. Ultimately it gives Cork schools a look at players ahead of the 2022/2023 Harty Cup and O’Callaghan Cup campaigns.

Four schools took part in the A competitio­n. St. Colman’s College beat Pobalscoil na Tríonóide, Youghal, Midleton CBS. Christian Brother’s College Cork also beat these two teams, so a well matched final was provided between St. Colman’s College and CBC.

The final saw Colman’s down by 2 points at half-time but they went on to comprehens­ively beat Christians 1-08 to 1-05.

Colman’s midfielder and Bride Rovers hurler, David Barry was thrilled with the win. “It was a great experience overall as we got to see how well we would play against other future Harty Cup teams. On top of that it was a privilege to win the competitio­n.”

Team captain Jamie Magner, a Killavulle­n native, stated that “It was a great day out and we played three very competitiv­e matches. It was a great honour to accept the cup on behalf of the team.” Here’s hoping this is a taste of what is to come with this Harty Cup team next year!

 ?? ?? Lord Mayor od Cork, Colm Kelleher presenting the cup to St. Colman’s College captain, Jamie Magner.
Lord Mayor od Cork, Colm Kelleher presenting the cup to St. Colman’s College captain, Jamie Magner.
 ?? ?? St. Colman’s College, worthy winners of the Lord Mayor’s Cup, at the presentati­on ceremony with Mayor of Cork, Cllr Colm Kelleher.
St. Colman’s College, worthy winners of the Lord Mayor’s Cup, at the presentati­on ceremony with Mayor of Cork, Cllr Colm Kelleher.

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