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"“I suppose, like all the other seven teams we will be trying to win it and take it game by game. Hopefully we can try and get a good start," said Croagh Kilfinny joint captain Denis Lenihan at the Lyons of Limerick premier intermediate hurling championship launch.
Croagh-Kilfinny make the jump up to premier intermediate after winning the intermediate hurling championship in 2024. The west Limerick outfit will look to carry the momentum from a solid league campaign where they reached the semi-finals against Na Piarsaigh.
Croagh Kilfinny begin their premier intermediate hurling championship campaign against Effin on Thursday evening.
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Ahead of the Limerick premier intermediate hurling championship, Croagh Kilfinny's Denis Lenihan caught up with Leader Sport.
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