Kildare Book Place In Christy Ring Cup Final

Saturday, 7 May 2022 14:55

By Ross Lindsay

Hurlers continue winning run with victory in Wicklow.

The Kildare Senior Hurlers have secured their place in the Christy Ring Cup final, with a game to spare.

They made it four wins out of four with a 5-25 to 3-10 victory over Wicklow in Aughrim.

Two second half goals in quick succession sent David Herity's side towards the 21 point winning margin.

Seamus Dillion reports

Christy Ring Cup Round 4

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Full Time#Kildare Gaa 5-25#Wicklow Gaa 3-10

Kildare have qualified for the Christy Ring final.
— Kfm Sport (@KfmSport) May 7, 2022

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