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NA PIARSAIGH'S Sinead Barry hopes her senior camogie team can bounce back from their opening round loss to Bruff in the senior championship.
Bruff came back in the second-half of the fixture to pip Na Piarsaigh's lead to win out 1-15 to 2-9. Speaking at the launch of the senior camogie championship Sinead went on to say: "We started off well but Bruff are a very strong team with plenty of county players so unfortunately we lost but we have two big games ahead to gain some points on the board."
Na Piarsaigh will play will take on Crecora this Saturday evening at 7pm in the second round of the championship, with both sides looking for their first win of the campaign.
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