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The following is a summary of Derry county hurling team's 2008 season.
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The following is a summary of Derry county hurling team's 2008 season.
| Meath | 0-08 – 1-25 | Derry |
|---|---|---|
| Stephen Clinch 1-04, Niall Hackett 0-07 (0-02 frees, 0-02 65s), Joey Kenna 0-04, Ger O’Neill 0-04, David Raleigh 0-02, Barry Slevin 0-02, David Crimmins and Andrew Snow 0-01 each. | Ruairi Convery 0-05 (0-03 frees), Paddy Henry, Ben Dodds and Phillip McGlade 0-01 each. |
| Derry | 3-11 – 0-09 | London |
|---|---|---|
| Ruairi Convery 2-06 (0-03 frees), Gavin Kelly 1-00, Paddy Henry 0-03, Oisin McCloskey and Sean McCullagh 0-01 each. | Martin Finn 0-06 (0-05 frees, 0-01 65), Mark Mythen 0-02, Conor O’Halloran 0-01 each. |
| Armagh | 2-13 – 3-11 | Derry |
|---|---|---|
| Declan Coulter 1-07 (0-04 frees), Connor McCann 1-01, Barney McCann 0-02, Gerard Enright, Cahal Carvill and Christopher McAlinden 0-01 each. | Ruairi Convery 0-07 (0-05 frees, 0-01 sideline, 0-01 65), Gavin Kelly 2-00, Diarmuid Brunton 1-01, Paddy Henry, Kevin Hinphey and Oisin McCloskey 0-01 each. |
| Derry | 2-19 – 3-14 | Down |
|---|---|---|
| Ruairi Convery 2-07 (1-00 penalty, 0-05 frees, 0-01 65), Paddy Henry 0-05 (0-02 frees), Kevin Hinphey 0-02, Diarmuid Brunton 0-02, Patrick McCloskey 0-02, Oisin McCloskey 0-01. | Gareth Johnson 2-02, Gerard Coulter 1-00, James Coyle 0-03 (0-01 free), Patrick Coulter 0-03, Ruairi McGrattan 0-02, Brendan McGourty 0-02, Andy Savage and Stephen Clarke 0-01 each. |
| Derry | 7-23 – 3-13 | Monaghan |
|---|---|---|
| Kieth Biggs 7-23 stadium = Celtic Park, Derry |
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