Tuesday November 4th 2014 saw the visit of Sunday’s Well\u00a0to Waterford to face Celtic where the two leading teams battled it out to see who would finish Round 1 in pole position on the league table, while Highfield travelled to Silver Springs to complete\u00a0the last of the fixtures of\u00a0Round 1.<\/p>\n
In Waterford, after a close encounter that went down to the final result, Sunday’s Well came away with the crucial winning bonus points to set them up with the lead going into Round 2\u00a0of the league.
\nThe results from the matches were:<\/p>\n
Celtic 9\u00a0– 14\u00a0Sunday’s Well<\/strong> In Cork, after some very entertaining battles, which saw many lengthy rallies with\u00a0displays of both clever attack play and fine retrieving ability from both teams, Highfield came out as the victors on the night. Silver Springs 7\u00a0– 16\u00a0Highfield<\/strong>
\nDavid\u00a0Knox 1\u00a0– 3\u00a0John Hurley
\nMark Furlong 1\u00a0– 3\u00a0Jaime Balbuena
\nRay Crowley 3\u00a0– 2\u00a0Ken O’Keeffe
\nFrancis Power 3\u00a0– 0\u00a0Ken McCarthy
\nMark O’Regan 1 – 3\u00a0David Ronayne<\/p>\n
\nThe results from the matches were:<\/p>\n
\nEddie Murphy 0\u00a0– 3\u00a0Philip McSweeney
\nAidan McDonnell 3\u00a0– 0\u00a0Kevin O’Rourke
\nGeoff Wales 1 – 3\u00a0Martin J. McDonnell
\nTommy Horgan 1 – 3\u00a0Martin McDonnell
\nJames McSweeney\u00a02 – 3 Ian O’Brien<\/p>\n