Thats exactly what Horeswood Gaa,Naomh Eanna, Bannow/Ballymitty and the U-14 Ladies of Crossabeg/Ballymurn done this weekend in the John West National Féile na Peil Finals in Kerry. Horeswood after their semi final win over Ballyheigue 0-8 to 0-3 made it to the Shield Final only losing out to the narrowest of Margins of a goal. Naomh Eanna had a great win over Tralee locals Na Gaeils 3-5 to 1-3 in the Q…uarter Final but unfortunately lost out on Final spot to South London. Bannow Ballymitty made it all the way to the Quarter Finals only losing out on a Semi Final place to Reenard and well done to Crossabeg/Ballymurn Ladies who also made it to the Quarter Finals only to be tipped at the post for a semi final spot by Dunmore East side Gaultier
Again a big well done to all 4 clubs
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