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Brendan Maher insists Borris-Ileigh have nothing to lose

The game will mark the first for a Tipperary club in a senior Munster hurling final in seven years, facing a Ballygunner side in their third in a row, their fourth in five seasons.

Brendan Maher insists Borris-Ileigh have nothing to lose

Fri, 22 Nov, 2019 - 00:00

John Fogarty

Brendan Maher knows better to try and depict Sunday’s Munster Club SHC final as David v Goliath but there are facts he draws to your attention.

The game will mark the first for a Tipperary club in a senior Munster hurling final in seven years, facing a Ballygunner side in their third in a row, their fourth in five seasons.

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