Next on the agenda for the holders is a March 4 meeting with UL, conquerors of Galway IT. Judgement on WIT’s chances of retaining their title will have to wait until then, because they won’t have learnt much from this 60 minutes.
The Ulster boys, making their bow in the competition this year, faced a stiff test against a side dripping with inter-county names like Kilkenny’s Conor Phelan, Wexford’s Keith Rossiter and Galway’s Adrian Cullinane.
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