Ballyea claim All-Ireland final place despite St Thomas comeback

Victory went to Ballyea in this dramatic All-Ireland club semi-final in a chilly Semple Stadium.

Ballyea claim All-Ireland final place despite St Thomas comeback
Sat, 04 Feb, 2017 - 19:20

BALLYEA (Clare) 2-14

ST THOMAS’ (Galway) 1-19

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