Thurles deserved their victory, but they were the first to admit that they were flattered to a degree by their winning margin at New Inn yesterday.
The victory gives them maximum points from three outings in the round robin series and, even with a game to play, they are likely to top their group and stay on course to make amends for last year’s final defeat by St Flannan’s.
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