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Banogue secured the Junior B football Championship in dramatic fashion, thanks to a stoppage time goal from forward Gary McInerney.
The goal was heartbreaking from Knockane, who’d were appearing in a county final for the first time in since the 1942 senior football final.
We caught up with Gary after the game to get his thoughts.
“I said there is only one place this is going anyway, top corner”
Gary McInerney
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