KILKENNY MINORS EARNED a comfortable 1-26 to 1-12 win over Laois on Friday night at Moore Park in the Leinster MHC.
The Cats had established an eight-point lead by half-time, and their opponents never looked like mounting a comeback after the break, with a Chris Korff goal sealing the victory for his side.
At St Conleths Park, Kildare secured a similarly comprehensive victory, beating Meath 1-21 to 0-13.
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An evenly-fought first-half finished with the scores level — 1-6 to 0-9 — before the hosts pulled away impressively after the break.
Finally, the highest scoring match of the night at Páirc Tailteann saw Carlow overcome Down 3-23 to 2-7.
It was a relatively one-sided affair, with Carlow having all but sealed victory by half-time, as they led 3-11 to 1-3.
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Wins for Kilkenny, Kildare and Carlow in Leinster MHC
KILKENNY MINORS EARNED a comfortable 1-26 to 1-12 win over Laois on Friday night at Moore Park in the Leinster MHC.
The Cats had established an eight-point lead by half-time, and their opponents never looked like mounting a comeback after the break, with a Chris Korff goal sealing the victory for his side.
At St Conleths Park, Kildare secured a similarly comprehensive victory, beating Meath 1-21 to 0-13.
An evenly-fought first-half finished with the scores level — 1-6 to 0-9 — before the hosts pulled away impressively after the break.
Finally, the highest scoring match of the night at Páirc Tailteann saw Carlow overcome Down 3-23 to 2-7.
It was a relatively one-sided affair, with Carlow having all but sealed victory by half-time, as they led 3-11 to 1-3.
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