Cork college win their 40th title
No joy for Carlow IT as 14-man UCC came from behind to retain hurling's Electric Ireland Fitzgibbon Cup last night.
Trailing by 4-points at the break, the Cork side also had Niall O'Leary sent off in the second half.
Despite that, UCC ran out 18-points to 2-11 winners at the DCU Sportsground.
Kerry attacker Shane Conway was the man of the match scoring 9 points.
Liam Blanchfield and Seamus Casey scored goals in the first-half as DJ Carey's men led by 2-5 to 0-7 at half-time.
Laois All-Star nominee goalkeeper Enda Rowland scored two points for the losers
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