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BRUFF's Mary O'Callaghan believes her senior camogie side can build from their opening round victory against Na Piarsaigh as the second round of the championship approaches.
Speaking at the launch of the senior camogie championship Mary went on to say: "Games come thick and fast for the next few months every two weeks and we have Monaleen next who will be very handy and extremely tough to beat but that opening round win has definitely boosted our confidence."
Bruff take on Monaleen this Saturday, August 31 at 7pm in the second round of the championship.
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