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Carla Rowe makes difference as Dublin pip Cork in Lidl NFL thriller

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Carla Rowe scored the last two points of the game as Dublin used all of their experience to get over the line in a thriller against Cork in the Lidl NFL Division 1.By half-time it looked like Dublin had secured the points when four first-half goals saw them lead by double scores, 4-08 to 0-10.

However, a storming restart from Cork saw them back in contention and with five minutes to go they were in front at Páirc Ui Rinn.The home side got two early second-half goals to put only three points between the sides at that stage.

But a couple of late frees from Rowe saw the visitors run out winners by a single point.Cork got off to the better start with Eimear Kiely putting them in front and from the kick-out they regained possession to see Katie Quirke add their second inside two minutes.Daire Kiely set up her twin sister Eimear for her second score as Cork dominated the early exchanges.

Hannah Tyrrell got Dublin off the mark before she set up Jennifer Dunne.But the home side continued to dominate and points from Libby Coppinger, Quirke, Rachel Leahy and Eimear Kiely made it 0-07 to 0-02 after 14 minutes.Ellen Gibben and Tyrrell scored for Dublin before a mistake by the Cork defence saw Kate Sullivan set up Rowe for Dublin's opening goal.

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