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"It's something we have been working on, I said it from the outset since I started working with the lads there's loads of goals in this team. There's loads of way scoring goals in this team and you probably saw that today, we have a really good goal threat," said Ballybrown senior hurling manager Kevin Lally.
Ballybrown marked their return to Group One o Limerick Senior Hurling Championshipf the in emphatic style with a 5-18 to 1-23 win over Ahane on Saturday afternoon in Claughaun.
Galway native Kevin Lally has taken charge of the Ballybrown senior hurling team this year. Lally previously served as a selector with the Tribesmen under Henry Shefflin.
Ballybrown face Na Piarsaigh on Friday evening in round two of the Limerick senior hurling championship.
Kevin Lally caught up with Ledaer Sport after Ballybrown's victory over Ahane.
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