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"It's two wins from two, it will have to be an awful lot better if we want to do something going forward. The players deserve an awful lot of credit Jimmy Quilty and Adam Hogan a couple of the lads there in that group took charge. Shane O'Brien had an excellent game for us and he really just displayed massive leadership for us," was Mary Immaculate College's Fitzgibbon Cup manager Jamie Wall's reaction to his side's victory over ATU Galway.
Mary Immaculate College produced a dramatic second-half turnaround to edge past ATU Galway by 1-24 to 5-9 in round three of the Fitzgibbon Cup on Wednesday evening at Liam Mellows GAA Club.
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