SUNDAY'S WELL scored four tries on their way to a deserved Cork Charity Cup final triumph at Temple Hill last night. The Musgrave Park team recovered from the loss of two early tries to put in a power packed second half performance.
In an entertaining match Sunday's Well will look back happily on the performance of their pack in particular. Former international Ken O'Connell was the dominant figure on the pitch and he scored two fine tries.
Kevin O'Regan and Richard Daly also added tries with Daly kicking a penalty and conversion. But, on a night when Daly missed several more, it was left to Conor Burke to kick the insurance penalty at the end.
Kenneally and Murray scored early tries for Cork Constitution and Ronan O'Gara kept them in control for long periods with his contribution of a conversion and four penalty goals.
But Sunday's Well snatched victory at the end and few in the attendance could complain about the outcome.
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