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2024 quarter-finalists Monaleen opened their Whitebox Property Developments Ltd Limerick senior hurling championship campaign with a 1-20 to 0-18 victory over Adare in Group 2 at Fedamore on Thursday evening.
Monaleen laid the foundation for this win in the opening half after which the wind-assisted city side held a significant 1-12 to 0-5 advantage.
Adare did produce an improved display in the second period, scoring 13 points. However, Monaleen maintained the lead throughout to claim victory and secure the two precious points on offer.
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Both sides are back in action next week in Group 2, the Mark Foley-managed Adare side taking on Mungret St Paul's in Ballybrown on Wednesday, while Monaleen will face Dromin-Athlacca back in Fedamore on Friday, August 8.
Following Thursday night's opening round game in Fedamore, Leader Sport caught up with Monaleen manager Eoin Brislane.
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