Glen class shows as they qualify but Na Piarsaigh must avoid relegation

Patrick Horgan, Simon Kennefick and Eoin O'Leary led the line impressively in a one-sided PSHC derby
Glen class shows as they qualify but Na Piarsaigh must avoid relegation

Glen Rovers' Eoin O'Leary breaks past Na Piarsaigh's Kevin Moynihan, during their Co-Op Superstores Premier SHC clash at Carrigtwohill. Picture: David Keane.

Sun, 28 Aug, 2022 - 18:30
Mark Woods

Glen Rovers 0-26 Na Piarsaigh 3-7 

GLEN Rovers advanced to the quarter-finals of the CO-OP Superstores county PSHC with a 10-point triumph over neighbours Na Piarsaigh at sunny Carrigtwohill on Sunday.

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