Results - St Patrick's Cup Finals 2004

Ladies Football Final

Fog City Harps 3-08

Saoirse 2-03

Laila Danielson led the Fog City Harps to victory over Saoirse in the Ladies League Football final on Sunday last. Late goals from Danielson (2-0) and Siobhan Dolan ensured the Magpies yet another San Francisco Senior League title. The Saoirse were unlucky as they were all set for a late second half comeback when the Harps hit them with goals against the run of play.

Kathleen Murray scored all of Saoirses 2-3 following her introduction just before half time. Soairse who will have to regroup now for the upcoming championship against their city rivals. Best for the Harps were Eve Rosen, Sharon Edgecombe, Karen Toger and Tish Campbell. Saoirse were best served by Kathleen Murray, Tracy Lynch, Paula Byrne, Sarah O’Malley and Christiana Clarke.

Team and Scorers:
Fog City Harps: Minnie Sullivan, Tish Campbell, Marcella Doyle, Linda Woo, Sandra Fenton, Kristen Juniak, Sahron Edgecombe (0-2), Aisling Bryant, Eve Rosen (0-1), Catherine Burke (0-1), Laila Danielson (2-3), Karen Togher, Siobhan Dolan (1-0), Deirdre Murphy (0-1), Catherine Abrams.

Saoirse: Sarah O’Malley, Christian Clarke, Michelle Marino, Carol Fadden, Fiona McGovern, Joany Landing, Meredith Holly, Maire O' Mahony, Whitney Sutak, Paula Byrne, Fiona Reynolds, Tracy Lynch, Cameron Gardner and Barbara Dornseif. Subs: Jenny Guiney, Ann Morrissey, Kathleen Murray (2-3).
Referee: Malachy Higgins

Mens Football Final

Ulster 2-08

Michael Cusacks 1-08

Ulster are the 2004 San Francisco Football League Champions following their victory over the Michael Cusacks at a windy Beach Chalet on Sunday afternoon last. Playing against the strong breeze in the first half the Ulster were down by five points at the break, but launched a second half comeback inspired by Austin McKenna at half forward. First half scores by McKenna (0-1) and Michael McClone (1-2) kept Ulster in contention at the close of the opening period. On the changeover Ulster created and converted numerous chances throughout their forward division which the Cusacks found hard to bring under control. Substitute Gerry Doyle gave Ulster the ideal start to the second half with a great goal. Further points from Eugene Cudden, Killian Feely, Austin McKenna (0-2), and Denis Murphy ensured Ulster first win in the competition for a few years.
The Cusacks tried hard to maintain their half time advantage but there were few among the Cusacks to help Martin Ferris, Shane Foley, Seamus O’Gara and Padraig Geoghegan as they battled to the end.

Teams and Scorers:
Ulster: Fergal Clancy, Sean O’Neill, Damien Campbell, Killian Feeley, Declan Rafferty, Michael McGlone (1-2), James Downes, Declan McAuley, Eugene Cudden (0-1), Ryan Cawley, Austin McKenna (0-3), Sean McCann, Cahir McHugh, Ross McKenna, Gerry Doyle (1-1), Dennis Murphy (0-1).

Michael Cusacks:
Maurice Wrenn, Paul Foley, Eugene Brolly, Declan O’Donnell, Padraig Geohegan, Colm Cafferty, Shane Foley (1-2), Seamus O’Gara (0-4), Martin Ferris (0-1), Fergus Sullivan, Aidan O’Rourke, Dean Doherty, Colm Muldoon (0-1), Subs used: Eddie Clancy, David Rolls, Johhny Nolan, Donald Mahony, Keith Michael.

Referee:Frankie Keenan

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