Ballinora retain Muskerry JAHC title after hard-fought win over Grenagh

Following a 2020 decider defeat to Inniscarra’s second team, Ballinora have now won this championship for the second season on the bounce, with the aim now to try and win the county having previously underachieved.
CHAMPS: Ballinora had the experience and poise to keep their opposition at arm’s length. Pic: Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILE

CHAMPS: Ballinora had the experience and poise to keep their opposition at arm’s length. Pic: Brendan Moran / SPORTSFILE

Sun, 23 Oct, 2022 - 19:26
Barry O'Mahony

Muskerry JAHC Final 

Ballinora 0-16 Grenagh 0-11 

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