Cookstown have been crowned all Ireland intermediate club champions for a remarkable and history making second time. The Tyrone and Ulster champions beat Finuge 1-9 to 0-6 with James McGahan scoring the all important goal. The Owen Mulligan led Fr Rocks led by a point at the break but turned on the style in the second half to ease home to a more than comfortable win, inspired by the returning Raymond Mulgrew. Paddy Hunter got the reaction to the historic win from chairman Adrian Gilmore, manager John McKeever but first on this podcast a six time all Ireland winner Owen Mulligan
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