Loughmore-Castleiney’s focus now switches to hurling, following yesterday’s defeat in the Munster club football quarter-final.
The Tipperary county champions lost out to Clare’s Éire Óg Ennis after extra-time on a final score of 2-11 to 0-12.
However, the Mid side will play a 19th consecutive championship game when they go to Dungarvan to play Ballygunner next Sunday in the Munster hurling semi-final.
Speaking after yesterday’s defeat, Loughmore manager Frankie McGrath expects to have a clean bill of health for next Sunday’s clash.
“It looks like we have a clean bill of health for next weekend which given the schedule we have would be a remarkable kudos for our medical people.
“All going well we’ll have everybody available next Sunday and we’d also be hoping that a big crowd from Tipperary would come down – we have to go into the lions backyard again and every little bit of support would be welcome at this stage.”
