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Kilkenny Senior Hurling League Kicks Off with Thrilling Matches
URGENT UPDATE: The St Canice’s Credit Union Senior Hurling League has officially kicked off, delivering thrilling action in the opening matches of Groups A and B. Dicksboro currently leads Group A after a decisive 3-21 to 2-16 victory over newly promoted Lisdowney, showcasing the return of key players and promising talent.
Just moments ago, Cillian Hackett made headlines with his return from the USA, contributing significantly to Dicksboro’s win alongside Patrick Lacey who scored a crucial goal. With their strong start, the club is poised for success in the league.
Meanwhile, city rivals O’Loughlin Gaels triumphed in a nail-biting contest against Glenmore, clinching the match with a final score of 0-25 to 0-23. The teams were neck and neck throughout, but Brian Hogan’s squad surged in the final minutes, securing an early season victory.
As the league progresses, Shamrocks Ballyhale is not far behind, having dispatched Bennettsbridge with an impressive 3-23 to 1-22 win. The return of key players including Evan Shefflin and Darragh Corcoran has injected fresh energy into the team, with TJ Reid demonstrating exceptional form. Their strong performance signals a serious intent for the 2025 season.
Moving to Group B, Mullinavat has claimed the top position after overcoming Erins Own with a scoreline of 1-24 to 2-13. Despite a shaky start, Mullinavat’s resilience shone through as they rallied back from a significant deficit.
In another thrilling encounter, Graigue Ballycallan pushed Clara to the limits, with a final score of 1-20 to 0-22. The decisive goal from Kilkenny under-20 star Rory Glynn proved pivotal in securing the win.
The match that drew the most attention was between reigning champions Thomastown and Tullaroan. Fans at John Locke Park were treated to an exhilarating game, where Thomastown emerged victorious with a hard-fought 3-21 to 1-25 win. Both teams displayed remarkable skill, with Thomastown’s comeback being led by experienced players alongside promising newcomers.
As the Kilkenny Senior Hurling League continues to unfold, all eyes will be on the next round of matches. The competitive spirit is palpable, and fans are eagerly anticipating how these early results will shape the season ahead.
Stay tuned for more updates as the league progresses and new developments arise. For the latest news on Kilkenny GAA, click here.
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