And yet they appear to be the team learning most as they go on. Yesterday, they coolly and collectively brushed off Galway’s two attempts to stage a second-half comeback.
Compared to their qualifier win over Wexford at the same Thurles venue, when Jack Guiney’s late goal stung them before prevailed in extra-time, this was a far more mature performance.
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