It was a case of close but no cigar for a number of Carlow sides across the weekend. On Saturday the Carlow Minor Hurlers made their way to Portlaoise to take on the O’Moore county. A few from the Electric Ireland MHC match in Laois Hire O'Moore Park on Saturday between victors Laois and Carlow. […]
It was a case of close but no cigar for a number of Carlow sides across the weekend.
On Saturday the Carlow Minor Hurlers made their way to Portlaoise to take on the O’Moore county.
A few from the Electric Ireland MHC match in Laois Hire O'Moore Park on Saturday between victors Laois and Carlow. @Carlow_GAA @Natsport @TheLeftWingBack pic.twitter.com/GLIOSjAbaS
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With Ruairi Murphy slotting frees to bate the band it seemed that Carlow might be in a position to snatch it near the end.
However Laois pushed on for a 3-12 to 0-15 victory.
The Carlow lads can be pleased with their efforts having competed gamely.
Laois also edged Carlow in the U16 Leinster Camogie Plate Final. A late goal winning the day by 3-6 to 2-5.
Elsewhere in the Leinster Junior Ladies Football Championship it was Longford who prevailed by 3-9 to 4-3 against Carlow. Two late goals swinging it for Longford in the end.
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While in Division 1 of the Carlow Senior Football League there was a notable win for last years Intermediate Championship winners Clonmore over last years Senior Champions Eire Og by 1-12 to 2-8.
