Trinity out to make a mark in Kehoe Cup

TRINITY COLLEGE may not be the most powerful hurling force in the Kehoe Cup but they must certainly be the best supported.

Indeed such is the interest in the halls of learning, that GAA chiefs will bus fans to tonight’s opening clash against Louth in Darver (8pm). Often considered a novelty on the third level circuit, TCD Development Officer Gavin Kerr, is confident the club can make the breakthrough and win a title this season.

“Despite the fact that Trinity is better known for its rugby, rowing and cricket, a number of outstanding Gaelic footballers and hurlers have passed through over the years,” said Kerr.