The former KK boss secured a first championship win of the season last week.
Tullamore's senior hurling manager is praising his side's determination after the came from behind to claim a crucial Championship win last weekend.
The town club overcame Seir Kieran 0-18 to 1-13 despite trailing heading into the closing minutes in Kinnitty on Friday night.
The result marks Tullamore and Shane Hand's first championship win this season after losing their opening outing against Ballinamere.
Hand says his can prove people wrong this season:
Tullamore return to action away to Birr on Friday the 22nd of August, while Seir Kieran meet Ballinamere the following day in Banagher.
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