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EE - V0 SPORT Evening Echo Sailing ...................... P35 Ladies GAA ......... P36, 37 Bord na nÓg ....... P38, 39 Camogie .............. P40, 41 Racing ................. P42-45 Roadbowling ............. P46 Ladies soccer ........... P47 Basketball ................. P48 Inside today Rugby ................................... P49 Hurling ........................... P50, 51 Premier League soccer ... P52 International soccer ... P53 Dunne confident Horgans will play SOCCER Kelly suffers injury setback It’s Sevens up for Cork star Claire PA KELLY’S return to the Cork football team has been further delayed be- cause of a calf muscle injury, And the Ballincollig at- tacker is now targeting a comeback for his club’s championship opener against Douglas in May. Kelly tore his calf just as he was about to come back playing following hip sur- gery in November. It means he won’t be in- volved in any of Cork’s re- maining league games, in- cluding the play-offs, should the holders advance. Meanwhile, Colm ‘Gooch’ Cooper has been named on the Kerry bench for tomor- row’s crunch league game against Cork in Tralee, 2pm. The star forward hasn’t been involved with the county because of Dr Croke’s club commitments, but the Gooch is set to play some part in a must-win game for the Kingdom. He’s in good company among the subs because regulars Paul Galvin and Bryan Sheehan are also listed. Tomás Ó Sé returns from suspension and Mark Griffin remains at full-back in place of the injured Aidan O’Mahony. ● More GAA P50, 51. CORK’S Claire Keohane helped Ireland win silverware yesterday at the prestigious Hong Kong 7s, The Inch footballer scored a try and a number of conversions in the Bowl final to see Ireland defeat an international select side 28-0 in the final amid temperatures of up to 30 degrees celsius. The win saw Jon Skurr’s side finish ninth overall, having lost to South Africa (14-19) and France (7-19) in the pool stages. A win over the hosts however (33-5) saw them reach the Bowl final. Cork intercounty footballer Ashling Hutchings from Fermoy — who misses today’s NFL clash against Mayo — also played her part in the one-day tournament, while UCC’s Alison Miller — originally from Portlaoise — was also among the try scorers. “It’s good to win some silverware but realistically we were disappointed not to win the opening game against South Africa because we led for most of the game,” Keohane said. “We played some good rugby so overall it wasn’t a bad start to the season,” she added ● More rugby P49. CORK City boss Tommy Dunne is confident Neal Horgan and Daryl Horgan will both be passed fit to play against Derry City at Turner’s Cross tomorrow (3.30pm), Full-back Neal has a sore knee while winger Daryl has a hamstring worry but trained with the first team squad this morning. City are looking to continue their good start to the season but the Candystripes are the best team they have come up against as yet. The visitors have had a decent start too, beginning with a narrow defeat to league champions, Sligo Rovers before a stunning 6-0 win away to UCD. “It’s a big game between two big clubs. Derry have a strong group and have shown that already. Sligo narrowly beat them, they beat UCD handsomely and had a draw against Drogheda, where by all accounts, Gabriel Sava played a great game for Drogheda,” Dunne said. “They will be one of the teams that will be earmarked as potential title contenders. But I think, at home, we can give anybody a match with the crowd behind us.” Ireland make point to ease pressure on boss SOCCER By ANDY HAMPSON THE Republic of Ireland pro- duced an uplifting performance to keep their World Cup dream alive with a creditable goalless draw in Sweden last night. Giovanni Trapattoni’s men success- fully shackled Zlatan Ibrahimovic and company at Stockholm’s Friends Arena to claim a valuable point in their Group C qualifying campaign. Trapattoni’s position has been under scrutiny since the dismal showing at Euro 2012 – not to mention the 6-1 thrashing by Germany last autumn – but Ireland have still not lost an away quali- fying fixture under the veteran Italian. For 20 minutes Ireland were outstand- ing, continually worrying a side that drew 4-4 with Germany in October, and thereafter held firm. Sweden did create the better chances and Ireland goalkeeper David Forde made three fine saves – including one to deny Rasmus Elm as last-gasp winner – CONTINUED ON P53 FOOTBALL INJURED: Pa Kelly. RUGBY STAR: Claire Keohane. Ireland’s James McCarthy holds off Sweden’s Se- bastian Larsson in last night’s World Cup qualifier in Stockholm and, above left, Irish boss Giovanni Trapattoni. Picture: Adam Davy/AP Trap door closes Trap door closes Ireland......... Sweden....... 0 0 ���� �� �� �������� ��� ��������� ������ �������������������� ��� ��� ���� ��� ����� ��� ��������� �� ��� ��� ������
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User:rorynoonanDate:23/03/2013Time:08:16:30Edition:23/03/2013Satsatecho230313Page:56Color:
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SPORTEvening Echo Sailing ...................... P35
Ladies GAA ......... P36, 37Bord na nÓg ....... P38, 39Camogie .............. P40, 41
Racing ................. P42-45Roadbowling ............. P46Ladies soccer ........... P47Basketball ................. P48
Insidetoday
Rugby ................................... P49Hurling ........................... P50, 51
Premier League soccer ... P52International soccer ... P53
DunneconfidentHorganswill play
SOCCER
Kelly suffersinjury setback
It’s Sevens up forCork star Claire
PA KELLY’S return to theCork football team hasbeen further delayed be-cause of a calf muscleinjury,
And the Ballincollig at-tacker is now targeting acomeback for his club’schampionship openeragainst Douglas in May.Kelly tore his calf just as
he was about to come backplaying following hip sur-gery in November.It means he won’t be in-
volved in any of Cork’s re-maining league games, in-cluding the play-offs, shouldthe holders advance.Meanwhile, Colm ‘Gooch’
Cooper has been named onthe Kerry bench for tomor-row’s crunch league gameagainst Cork in Tralee,2pm.The star forward hasn’t
been involved with thecounty because of DrCroke’s club commitments,but the Gooch is set to playsome part in a must-wingame for the Kingdom.He’s in good company
among the subs becauseregulars Paul Galvin andBryan Sheehan are alsolisted. Tomás Ó Sé returnsfrom suspension and MarkGriffin remains at full-backin place of the injured AidanO’Mahony.● More GAA P50, 51.
CORK’S Claire Keohanehelped Ireland winsilverware yesterday at theprestigious Hong Kong 7s,
TheInch footballer scored a tryand a number ofconversions in the Bowlfinal to see Ireland defeatan international select side28-0 in the final amidtemperatures of up to 30degrees celsius.The win saw Jon Skurr’sside finish ninth overall,having lost to South Africa(14-19) and France (7-19)in the pool stages. A winover the hosts however(33-5) saw them reach theBowl final.Cork intercounty footballerAshling Hutchings fromFermoy — who missestoday’s NFL clash againstMayo — also played herpart in the one-day
tournament, while UCC’sAlison Miller — originallyfrom Portlaoise — was alsoamong the try scorers.“It’s good to win somesilverware but realisticallywe were disappointed notto win the opening gameagainst South Africabecause we led for most ofthe game,” Keohane said.“We played some goodrugby so overall it wasn’t abad start to the season,”she added● More rugby P49.
CORK City boss TommyDunne is confident NealHorgan and Daryl Horganwill both be passed fit toplay against Derry City atTurner’s Cross tomorrow(3.30pm),
Full-back Neal has a soreknee while winger Darylhas a hamstring worry buttrained with the first teamsquad this morning.City are looking to continuetheir good start to theseason but theCandystripes are the bestteam they have come upagainst as yet.The visitors have had adecent start too, beginningwith a narrow defeat toleague champions, SligoRovers before a stunning6-0 win away to UCD.“It’s a big game betweentwo big clubs. Derry have astrong group and haveshown that already. Sligonarrowly beat them, theybeat UCD handsomely andhad a draw againstDrogheda, where by allaccounts, Gabriel Savaplayed a great game forDrogheda,” Dunne said.“They will be one of theteams that will beearmarked as potential titlecontenders. But I think, athome, we can giveanybody a match with thecrowd behind us.”
Ireland make point to ease pressure on boss
SOCCERBy ANDY HAMPSON
THE Republic of Ireland pro-duced an uplifting performanceto keep their World Cup dreamalive with a creditable goallessdraw in Sweden last night.
Giovanni Trapattoni’s men success-fully shackled Zlatan Ibrahimovic andcompany at Stockholm’s Friends Arenato claim a valuable point in their GroupC qualifying campaign.
Trapattoni’s position has been underscrutiny since the dismal showing atEuro 2012 – not to mention the 6-1thrashing by Germany last autumn – butIreland have still not lost an away quali-
fying fixture under the veteran Italian.For 20 minutes Ireland were outstand-
ing, continually worrying a side thatdrew 4-4 with Germany in October, andthereafter held firm.
Sweden did create the better chancesand Ireland goalkeeper David Fordemade three fine saves – including one todeny Rasmus Elm as last-gasp winner –
CONTINUED ON P53
FOOTBALL
INJURED: Pa Kelly.
RUGBY
STAR: Claire Keohane.
Ireland’s James McCarthy holds off Sweden’s Se-bastian Larsson in last night’s World Cup qualifierin Stockholm and, above left, Irish boss GiovanniTrapattoni. Picture: Adam Davy/AP
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