There were victories for Abbeyside and Passage in the county senior hurling championship last night.
Neil Montgomery scored 2-3 from play as Abbeyside got the better of Fourmilewater 2-16 to 0-13.
Manager Peter Queally believes that the young forward has a bright future.
In the curtain raiser, Passage produced a strong second half to see off Ballyduff Upper 2-17 to 2-13 with goals from Eoghan Reilly and Liam Flynn.
Super sub Flynn hit 1-2 in three minutes and Passage boss Michael Walsh said that he made a big impression.
In Walsh Park, champions Ballygunner overcame Clonea 2-26 to 0-18 as Peter Hogan and Barry O'Sullivan netted second half goals.
Mount Sion defeated thirteen man Roanmore 3-17 to 0-13. Evan McGrath and Martin F O'Neill raised green flags for the Monastery men.
Results from West IHC
Clashmore 1-20 Stradbally 1-6
Modeligo 1-15 Ballysaggart 3-9
West JHC
Kilrossanty 4-16 Geraldines 2-16
Abbeyside 1-19 Tourin 0-13
The Round 1 Co. Senior hurling Championship action continues this afternoon with a double header in Fraher Field
Tallow and Dungarvan get the action underway @ 2:15 pm
Both clubs reach the Quarter-Finals last season but suffered heavy defeats at the hands of Abbeyside and Passage respectively
Tallow are under the stewardship of former Cork hurling boss Denis Walsh, and he told WLR Sport they're looking forward to the challenge
That'll be followed by the clash of De La Salle and Lismore at 4pm
Brian Phelan has stepped into the hot seat which was occupied by Owen Dunphy for the past two years and Brian says this year is a big year for the club.
De La Salle and Lismore have played some exciting game against each other in recent seasons and Brian Phelan believes this game could be another tight affair.
Tomás McCarhty will keep us updated across the afternoon here on WLR
Waterford ladies footballers make the trip to Clare this afternoon for their final group game in Division 2 of the National League
The Déise are already assured of their semi-final spot following an impressive campaign to date
Ciaran Curran's side have won their last three games, defeating Cavan, Tyrone and Laois
Experienced forward Michelle Ryan says that they have discovered exciting young talent during this campaign.
Throw-in in Doonbeg is @ 2pm
