Ballincurrig prepares to crown new King and Queen of the Road
IN WITH A CHANCE: Michael Bohane, Caheragh. Picture: Martin Walsh.
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IN WITH A CHANCE: Michael Bohane, Caheragh. Picture: Martin Walsh.
The 37th King and Queen of the Roads at Ballincurrig next weekend brings together the champions of Ireland, Netherlands and Germany in an end of season series, opening Friday morning and continuing through Sunday.
Saturday’s Hurley’s of Midleton King of the Roads semi-final is a chance for Michael Bohane to re-state his credentials. In 2022 he was such an impressive winner of the Munster championship. He looked set to be All-Ireland champion too till a huge bowl a the mid-point tilted the final for Thomas Mackle.
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