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Coiste na nÓg U13D Hurling Championship Final
Killenaule 1-7
Roscrea 0-4
A rocket of a goal by Cian O’Connor after twelve seconds was enough to see Killenaule prevail over North champions Roscrea in the second final played in the number one field at noon. In a low-scoring game, both defences excelled, and at half-time it was 1-2 to 0-2.
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Roscrea, led by Ben Monaghan, fought hard to pull back the deficit, but Killenaule keeper Eoin McGrath produced two great saves to see the South champions over the line.
Killenaule: Eoin McGrath; Jamie Ryan, Jamie Hannigan; Jason Ivors, Patrick Ryan, James Rigney; Odhran McLoughlin, Jack Fogarty (0-1); Leon O’Brien, Tom Walsh, Darragh Leahy; Harry Hayes Ryan (0-4, 0-2f), Cian O’Connor (1-2).
No subs used.
Roscrea: MJ Lynch; Luke Kennedy, Adam Dooley; Fionn McNamara, Cillian Fogarty, Cormac Carey; Michael Foley, Cian Devereux; Rory England (0-1), Tadgh England; Keedan Byrne; Luke Loughnane, Ben Monaghan (0-3).
Subs used: Alex Walsh; Oisin Carey.
Referee: Seamus Delaney (JK Brackens)
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