Carrigdhoun will need to be at strength against Duhallow

Tonight: SHC: Carrigdhoun v Duhallow: Coachford, 7 pm
Fri, 11 May, 2007 - 01:00
Brendan Larkin

DUHALLOW surprised Carbery in last year’s championship and will be hoping to build on that when they face Carrigdhoun tonight.

Preparation is one of the biggest problems divisional teams face and both have found it difficult to get and put in the work in.

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