Cusack Ladies travelled in force to San Remo on Sunday 21 March 2004 for the annual Central Coast tournament. In their first game a depleted team lost by one point to Clan - 1-2 to 0-4. In their second game they had a good victory over Irish Australians by 6-8 to 0-1 and so qualified for the final against their arch rivals Clan na Gael.

After the close encounter earlier on in the day hopes were high for a reversal of that score line but it was not to be. Against the wind in the first half the Cusacks defence was bombarded by the continuous attacking of the Clan girls and were behind at half time by 3-7 to 0-1. Backed by the breeze in the second half more scores were expected from the girls in red and there were some chances created but unfortunately all were not availed of. Despite a goal by Niamh Bonar and points by Mary Kiernan and Aine Foley Clan ran out easy winners by 4-13 to 1-4.

All the team played their heart out and heads are still up for the rest of the season. Cusacks Ladies were captained by Mary Sexton and trained by Dan McMullen. The ladies squad who travelled up the coast was as follows: Aine Foley (Cork), Alison Hooban (Laois), Angela Kenneally (Kilkenny), Anne Marie Cummins (Tipperary), Barbara McEvaney (Longford), Bernie O'Donnell (Mayo), Betty Servis (Roscommon), Daveena Doyle (Sydney), Deeanne Stephenson (Sydney), Eileen Morgan (Cork), Eimer Daly (Cork), Fiona O'Neill (Clare), Fiona Sinnott (Waterford), Kristy Flanagan (Sydney), Laura Connolly (Galway), Lorraine O'Sullivan (Donegal), Margaret Meehan (Clare), Mary Kiernan (Longford), Mary Sexton (Cork), Michelle McMahon (Clare), Niamh Bonar (Tipperary), Roisin Cooper (Wexford), Sinead Gordon (Mayo), Siobhan McCarthy (Kerry), Siobhan Toolan (Sligo), Susie Fannon (Galway), Wenona McBride (Cavan), and Yvonne McGonagle (Meath).