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CHAMPIONS Kilmallock made it two wins from three outings in the Bon Secours Limerick senior club hurling championship on Thursday evening.
The Balbec had 18-points to spare over Adare in an emphatic display from the champions.
Inter-county star Graeme Mulcahy scored seven points from play and after said the players had spoken about producing a display to help lift spirits after the untimely passing of Dylan McCarthy.
"It was a very tough week for the town and we spoke about that beforehand and putting in a performance to mark the week that people have put down," explained Mulcahy after the final whistle in the 3-26 to 0-17 win in Ballyagran.
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