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Carrigaline’s Luke Jordan scoops the sliotar against Glen Rovers. Picture: David Creedon<\/p>\n\n Carrigaline 0-15 Glen Rovers 0-18\n <\/p>\n
Glen Rovers got their Cork ETB Premier 1 MHC campaign off to a winning start at Carrigaline last night.<\/p>\n
If the Glen thought they were going to have it easy, then they soon found out that this was going to be far from a soft game. Credit to Carrigaline, they played some magnificent hurling over the hour, led by the likes of Gavin O\u2019Brien, Eoghan Ahern and Ronan Murphy.<\/p>\n
But when a side needed their big players late on they stood up for the Glen. Michael T Brosnan and his cousin, Josh, burst into the game, helped by others like Conor Cunningham.<\/p>\n
Michael Forde opened the scoring for the Glen straight from the start, with Charlie Hanratty equalising for Carrigaline from a free. Evan McGuickin put the Glen back in front, with Luke Jordan replying at the other end in a lively start to the game.<\/p>\n
Robert Buckley set up James O\u2019Mahony for the Glen\u2019s third point, with Cillian Murphy replying from the restart, to make it 0-3 each after nine minutes. Michael T Brosnan pointed from a free for the Glen, but again Carrigaline responded straight from the restart, this time Brian McCarthy scoring.<\/p>\n
Brosnan and Forde pointed for the Glen before Carrigaline had their keeper to thank. Forde went through on goal, but Thomas Laverty saved superbly to deny him.<\/p>\n
Hanratty pointed from a free for Carrigaline, with O\u2019Mahony keeping the Glen ahead. Ronan Murphy pointed a long-distance free for Carrigaline, to make it 0-7 to 0-6 in the Glen\u2019s favour after 22 minutes.<\/p>\n
The Glen then had their keeper, Shane McCarthy, to thank as he saved from Jordan to keep his side in front.<\/p>\n
Carrigaline’s Luke Jordan scoops the sliotar against Glen Rovers. Picture: David Creedon<\/p>\n
Two frees from Hanratty put the home side in front, with Brosnan also on target from a free to make it 0-8 each as half time approached.<\/p>\n
With the last shot of the half Hanratty pointed to see Carrigaline lead by one at the break, 0-9 to 0-8.<\/p>\n
Hanratty increased their lead at the start of the second half, with Michael T Brosnan replying for the visitors.<\/p>\n
A 65 from Murphy and a point from Jordan made it 0-12 to 0-9 in Carrigaline\u2019s favour with 40 minutes gone.<\/p>\n
But the Glen upped their game when they needed to with Forde, McGuckin and Ryan Creen all scoring to put them back on level terms.<\/p>\n
A 65 from Brosnan put them in front, with Cillian Murphy replying to level it again, 0-13 each.<\/p>\n
Hanratty put Carrigaline back in front, before the Glen finished strongly to take the points.<\/p>\n
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Carrigaline’s Ollie Lynch drives the ball downfield as he is tackled by the Glen’s Conor Burke. Picture: David Creedon<\/p>\n
McGuckin levelled it, before a Brosnan free put his side back in front. Two more frees from him made it 0-17 to 0-14 with two minutes to go.<\/p>\n
Hanratty pulled a point back, but Michael T Brosnan got the last score of the tie to secure the points for his side, 0-18 to 0-15.<\/p>\n