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A Kilkenny club hurling team stopped off at a well-known hurlers pub in Co Clare on Saturday as they take a break from the local hurling league/championships.
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Lisdowney, who have won their first two games in the Michael Lyng Motors Hyundai Intermediate Hurling League against Carrickshock and Conahy Shamrocks respectively paid a visit to Murty Browne's pub in West Clare, where two-time All-Ireland winner with 'The Banner' Anthony Daly pulls the pints.
Thanks a million to @DaloAnto and @murtybrownes for hosting our intermediate hurling team bonding day.
— Lisdowney GAA Club (@LisdowneyGAA) August 10, 2024
Really appreciate it and best of luck to the boys in the rest of the games coming up after the break.
Lisdowney Abú pic.twitter.com/KZLE37q9Ha
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