Good start helps Borris-Ileigh progress despite Glen's second half fightback

Borris-Ileigh booked their place in the Munster club senior hurling championship final at Semple Stadium today before an attendance of 2,317.

Sun, 10 Nov, 2019 - 15:09

Therese O’Callaghan

[team1]Borris-Ileigh[/team1][score1]1-17[/score1][team2]Glen Rovers[/team2][score2]3-8[/score2][/score]

Borris-Ileigh booked their place in the Munster club senior hurling championship final at Semple Stadium today. Before an attendance of 2,317, the Tipperary champions held off a second half fightback from Glen Rovers.

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