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Ballyhea vow to put best foot forward in relegation decider

The north Cork side must overcome Fermoy if they are to preserve their senior status.
Watergrasshill’s Ciaran O’Leary plays the ball to Adam Murphy during their Co-Op Superstores SAHC clash with Ballyhea at Kildorrery earlier in the campaign. Picture: Amy Allen

Watergrasshill’s Ciaran O’Leary plays the ball to Adam Murphy during their Co-Op Superstores SAHC clash with Ballyhea at Kildorrery earlier in the campaign. Picture: Amy Allen

The contrasting fortunes of sport. Sheer relief for Castlelyons in Mallow on Saturday. Starting out they would have been one of the favourites in the Co-Op Superstores Cork SAHC. This quality performance saw them finish third in Group 1, and while their season is over, their senior status is safe.

A different story for Ballyhea after three championship losses, they must overcome fellow north Cork club Fermoy if they are to preserve their senior status.

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