Thu, 27 Sep, 2018 - 03:20
By Séamus Ó Tuama
Thomas Mackle is bidding to become the first player to win four Hurley’s of Midleton King of the Roads titles in succession this weekend at Ballincurrig.
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CourtsSportRoad BowlingPlace: BallincurrigPlace: UlsterPerson: Thomas MacklePerson: Kelly MallonPerson: HurleyPerson: Séamus Ó TuamaPerson: Michael ToalPerson: MacklePerson: Harm WeinstockPerson: Killian KingstonPerson: WeinstockPerson: KingstonPerson: Colm RaffertyPerson: DavidPerson: Aidan MurphyPerson: Martin CoppingerPerson: MurphyPerson: CoppingerPerson: Mark MuntelPerson: Arthur McDonaghPerson: McDonaghPerson: MuntelPerson: Queen of the RoadsPerson: Anke KlöpperPerson: Gretta CormicanPerson: Claire O’SullivanPerson: KlöpperPerson: MallonPerson: CarmelPerson: Silke TulkPerson: Veronica O’MahonyPerson: O’MahonyPerson: TulkPerson: Carmel CareyPerson: CareyPerson: Conor McGuiganPerson: Jim O’DriscollPerson: Eamon BowenPerson: John O’RourkePerson: Wayne CallananEvent: Mick Barry CupEvent: All-IrelandEvent: MunsterEvent: Youth International Triple CrownEvent: All-Ireland U18 finalEvent: CupEvent: All-Ireland Junior AOrganisation: Ulster
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