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GRANAGH-BALLINGARRY made it two wins from two in the Premier Intermediate Hurling Championship on Saturday evening, overcoming South Liberties in a wet and windy Adare.
READ MORE: Granagh/Ballingarry power past South Liberties in Limerick Premier Intermediate Hurling Championship
In a game where both teams had to battle the elements, on what was a wet and windy evening in Adare, it was John Connor's side who powered over the line with an impressive second-half display who outscored South Liberties 0-10 to 0-05 in the second 30.
After the match Granagh/Ballingarry manager John O'Connor spoke to Limerick Leader Sport's Oisín Nolan.
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