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REIGNING champions Doon remain undefeated in the Whitebox Property Developments Limerick senior hurling championship after three rounds following their exciting 0-22 to 2-16 draw with Kilmallock at Knocklong on Thursday evening.
Doon rallied strongly from the concession of two early goals and falling seven points in arrears at the end of the opening quarter to trail by just two points at half time, 0-11 to 2-7.
Powered by Limerick senior star Adam English who scored 0-13 in all, including four points from play, Doon quickly drew level after the restart.
READ MORE: WATCH: Kilmallock's Conor Hanley Clarke 'happy enough' after exciting Limerick SHC draw with Doon
The Group 1 contest remained on a knife edge throughout the second half before the sides ultimately finished deadlocked.
Next up for Doon is a date with Ballybrown on Friday next, August 29 in Kilmallock at 6.15pm.
Following Thursday night's draw in Garryspillane's GAA Grounds in Knocklong, Leader Sport's Colm Kinsella caught up with Doon manager Derek McGrath.
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