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Drom-Inch and Borris-Ileigh did battle again this evening in the Dan Breen Cup
FBD Insurance County senior hurling championship - Dan Breen Cup
Drom-Inch made history this evening by being the first club to win a county senior hurling semi-final on penalties after they dumped champions Borris-Ileigh out of the FBD Insurance Dan Breen Cup.
The Drom-Inch lads will now play Kildangan in the county semi-final, while Loughmore Castleiney have been drawn against Nenagh Eire Og.
Drom-Inch danced for joy on the sod of Semple Stadium as they reigned supreme following the unprecedented stint of penalties - a great way to win a game, but a horrible way to lose one. And in losing Borris-Ileigh also relinquished their county title - a tough way to surrender the crown.
Nenagh Eire Og had a comprehensive victory over Thurles Sarsfields last evening while Kildangan overcame fellow north men Toomevara in the first of the quarter final ties. And, this afternoon Loughmore Castleiney produced a fine display to defeat Clonoulty Rossmore in their tie.
Meanwhile the Seamus O'Riain draws have pitted Mullinahone against Newport, and Lorrha against Killenaule; while in the intermediate hurling semi-finals, Gortnahoe Glengoole will play Knockavilla Kickhams, while in an all mid clash Moyne Templetuohy will take on Boherlahan Dualla.
It's all to play for across the three grades and a real feast of hurling is in store next weekend again.
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