Lixnaw’s heroics hailed by Kerry chief

Kerry chairman Patrick O’Sullivan has welcomed the latest statement by a hurling club from the county in the Munster IHC.

Tue, 28 Oct, 2014 - 00:00
John Fogarty

However, he warns much more work has to be done on the game in the Kingdom.

Lixnaw’s quarter-final win over Cork champions Ballyhea was a turn-up for the books even though they led by seven points at half-time.

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