The Offaly club's manager says the scoreboard was a bit harsh on his side.
Carrig and Riverstown journey through the junior club championship came to an end in the provincial final on Saturday.
Offaly's intermediate champions found themselves outmatched by Tullogher Rosbercon of Kilkenny in Tullamore.
Tullogher started as strong favourites for the game and got off to a dream start with Walter Walsh tearing through the Carrig defence to smash the first goal in within 40 seconds.
Paul Murphy's men battled to a three point deficit at half-time, only to see that mushroom to a final score of 2-14 to 0-8 at full time.
Murphy tells Midlands 103 his players fought until the very end:
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