Willie Moore

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Willie Moore was an Irish sportsperson who played hurling with the Cork senior inter-county team in the 1950s.

Moore first came to prominence as a member of the Cork senior hurling panel in the early 1950s. He came on as a substitute in Cork’s victory over Tipperary to win a Munster medal in 1954. Moore started at midfield when Cork later defeated Wexford in the championship decider, giving him a coveted All-Ireland medal.

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v • d • e Cork - All-Ireland Senior Hurling Champions 1954 (19th title)

1 D. Creedon \| 2 G. O'Riordan \| 3 J. Lyons \| 4 T. O'Shaughnessy \| 5 M. Fuohy \| 6 V. Twomey \| 7 D. Hayes \| 8 W. Moore \| 9 G. Murphy \| 10 W.J. Daly \| 11 J. Hartnett \| 12 C. Ring (Capt.) \| 13 J. Clifford \| 14 É. Goulding \| 15 P. Barry