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St Kieran’s College saw their Leinster Inter-Firm Hurling Championship campaign come to an end on Monday night after suffering a disappointing defeat to CJ Sheeran (Laois) in Heywood.
In an entertaining and free-flowing contest, the Laois side proved too strong on the night, pulling away in the closing stages to finish with a ten-point margin at the final whistle. Despite periods of positive play from the Kilkenny City school, St Kieran’s were unable to turn the game in their favour.
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Shane Walsh, Conor Delaney and Martin Walsh were among those who featured for St Kieran’s over the course of the championship, contributing to a run that ultimately fell short at this stage.
CJ Sheeran’s victory sees them progress to the Leinster Intermediate semi-final, where they will take on Dublin Dun Laoghaire ETB, as they continue their push for provincial honours.
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