Hartley wants more from Ballygunner

Fourteen-man Ballygunner encountered some turbulence against old rivals Lismore at Walsh Park yesterday, but a polished second-half showing of 2-14 secured their place in the last four of the Waterford SHC.

Hartley wants more from Ballygunner
Mon, 15 Sep, 2014 - 01:00
Tomás McCarthy

They ran out 3-20 to 2-12 victors and face Dungarvan in the last four at Fraher Field on Sunday night.

Manager Fergal Hartley, however, believes there is more in reserve.

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