Complacency the biggest test for St Brendan’s after semi-final victory
Having breezed through the group stages boasting an average winning margin of 14 points, the Killarney students then dethroned back-to-back Hogan Cup champions Pobalscoil Chorca Dhuibhne by 13 points in last month’s quarter-final. And then came this result in Rathkeale against St Flannan’s on Saturday.
It means they’ll start as raging hot favourites against High School Clonmel on February 27, but manager McGrath is confident feet will be kept firmly on the ground.
