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SUPPORTERS cheered on Kilmallock and Monaleen in the Limerick senior hurling championship quarter-final on Sunday evening in Bruff GAA club.
KILMALLOCK booked their place in the semi-finals of this year's Whitebox Propertly Developments Ltd Limerick senior hurling championship after recording a dramatic 2-27 to 0-30 extra-time quarter-final victory over Monaleen.
Limerick senior hurler Shane O’Brien, who hit 2-13, proved the decisive figure in driving Kilmallock over the line. Monaleen were aiming to reach the Limerick semi-finals for the very first time but the group two winners just came up short.
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It took 80 minutes to seperate the sides and in the end Shane O'Brien's goal in extra time proved to be the difference between the sides.
Kilmallock's reward for their nail-biting victory is a semi-final showdown with Na Piarsaigh on the weekend of October 4/5 in what is a repeat of last year's county semi-final.
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