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Published 16:59 2 May 2015 BST
Updated 16:59 2 May 2015 BST
American gymnast and Olympic champion Mary Lou Retton once said “A trophy carries dust. Memories last forever” and thanks to Friday night’s comprehensive 4-0 victory over division 2 champions Athboy Celtic in the Fitzsimon Cup final, Johnstown have both. [Johnstown] named a starting XI that showed just one change from their semi final against Rossin Rovers, following an incredibly magnanimous gesture by Brian Clerkin to stand aside and allow a specialist keeper in Gintas Baltinas take his place between the sticks.Hat-tip: Irish Soccer Leagues [clip by Justin Burke]
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