Where there is a relegation final, the bottom team in each group will be in the final, regardless of method.
Enright probably unlucky but Sheehan had a mighty year
Ah jesus, Enright was nowhere near as good as Sheehan over the year. Well deserved for him.
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I suppose overall he wasn’t, I’m going off recency bias that Enright stood out against cork. Sheehan was very consistent
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A team that qualifies for the knockout stages cannot be relegated. So one of three would be safe presumably score difference would count to decide that
You hardly thought you’d get 2 nominations?
Is it only applicable to the senior hurling championship?
I’m still struggling to see how Ballybrown are ahead of the Well… We can’t be ranked ahead of the Well until we beat them.
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Didn’t get a chance to do a full weekend preview but quick predictions ahead of tonight’s games.
Rumours of trouble in Ballybrown but think they’ll just edge past Garryspillane by 2.
Big match in the Premier between Bruff & NCW. Almost impossible to call, I’ll go Bruff by 1.
NaP2 to beat Croom by 8.
K/D to beat Rathkeale by 7.
Ballybrow up by 1 at HT 11 to 10
Reporting live from Kevin Long Park, Feenagh.
Lyons of Limerick Premier Intermediate hurling championship - half time.
NCW 0-11 Bruff 1-06.
Entertaining game amid greasy underfoot conditions after an early downpour, the lively Kyle Dillon fired home an early goal but the townies have dominated since.
Bryan Nix spring into life, winning a converted free before grabbing two from play. Maurice Murphy lording it as the spare man in the full back line.
Four time All-Ireland winner and modern day great Sean Finn with two points from centre forward.
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Close. 2-10 to 3-14.
Just the three points for the Dow this evening.
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Ballybrown win by 3
Josh Adams with a brace for Balla…
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Classic 
Would he be getting paid to play Soccer?
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Fuck off and mind your own business you nosy cunt
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Youre worse than an auld woman
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Ask your mother
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