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"We would've been happy with our first day out, it was enjoyable to get out, we've been waiting all year for it. In our second game we were a few bodies down and we were happy with the draw but I think both teams would've been happy if they could've pushed on and won the game," said Kildimo-Pallaskenry senior hurler Liam Griffin at the launch of the Whitebox Limerick senior hurling championship.
Kildimo-Pallaskenry currently sit second in group two of the Limerick senior hurling championship on three points. They were victorious in their opening round tie against Dromin-Athlacca before drawing to Newcastle West in round two.
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Declan Nash's charges charges face Adare in round three of the Limerick SHC this evening at 6.30pm in the Sean Finn Park, Rathkeale.
Kildimo-Pallaskenry senior hurler Liam Griffin caught up with Leader Sport at the launch of the Limerick senior hurling championship.
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