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Annaduff and Drumreilly will be under pressure to get a result this weekend as they come up against Gortletteragh & Kiltubrid.
Annaduff battled hard but didn’t have the staying power in their first game against Kiltubrid but they will draw some solace from the fact that it took a late contribution of 1-1 from Dara McKiernan to see them off.
Gortletteragh, however, seem in good form and the boost of their win over Drumreilly should be enough to see them through.
Kiltubrid seem to be flying at the moment, the manner of their Shield Final win very impressive. They will miss McKiernan and Emmet Mahon but Drumreilly will desperately want Conor Gaffney back on the field to add to their attacking unit.
Drumreilly never got out of the blocks in the first half against Gortletteragh and they will a much improved showing but Kiltubrid should come through.
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