Killester trip down south to shake up standings

Brendan Mooney

Fri, 11 Feb, 2005 - 00:00

Lions battling for the two play-off places behind conference leaders Abrakebabra Tigers.

Demons sent out a message to their rivals last Saturday, beating Tigers by 17 points a week after the Tralee side ended their three-in-a-row Cup dreams.

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