Ross King reflects on a his side's championship semi-final victory over Abbeyleix.
One of Rathdowney Errill's star performers is highlighting their "savage" preparation for the senior hurling championship semi-finals which helped them make a county final this year.
The 2019 champions avoided losing a fifth consecutive semi-final by beating last year's beaten finalists Abbeyleix.
The final score was 1-19 to 3-10.
After a tricky first half, Ross King made a telling contribution to that victory, ultimately registering a goal and seven points.
He says despite his poor start, he and his team mates were ready for championship hurling:
King looks back on a competitive contest with Midlands 103's Jack Nolan:
The Laois senior hurling final between Rathdowney Errill and Clough Ballacolla throws-in at 4pm on Sunday October 6th in O'Moore Park.
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